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... ole Normally GROUP BY clause is used for Aggregate functions. Example: SELECT STATE,SALARY FROM CUSTOMER GROUP BY STATE ORDER BY STATE Some Databases like MySql support GROUP BY without aggregate functions. But all providers /databases do NOT support GROUP BY clause without Aggregate functions ...

... 1: U Local 2: U Local 3: O Class: TDIALOG Local 4: N 229 Local 5: U Local 6: L .F. MAIN Linked RDDs =========== DBF DBFFPT DBFBLOB DBFCDX DBFNTX DataBases in use ================ Classes in use: =============== 1 ERROR 2 HASHENTRY 3 HBCLASS 4 HBOBJECT 5 TWINDOW 6 TDIALOG 7 TBRUSH 8 TFONT 9 TREG32 ...

If you think about this, these LLM models are databases that are able to reasoning...

what a huge step on data processing

... one of the best languages ​​along with C++ for desktop software development. Programs with 16-bit FW, ADS and Cristal Report 16/32-bit worked with databases of millions of records worked like a charm and never generated any type of error. Congratulations to both Antonio and the FWH Team and to ...

... Local 2: U Local 3: U MAIN Local 1: O Class: TBITMAP Local 2: O Class: TICON Local 3: U Linked RDDs =========== DBF DBFFPT DBFBLOB DBFCDX DBFNTX DataBases in use ================ 1: => EMP RddName: DBFNTX ============================== RecNo RecCount BOF EOF 1 1 .F. .F. Indexes in use TagName ...

... Local 2: U Local 3: U MAIN Local 1: O Class: TBITMAP Local 2: O Class: TICON Local 3: U Linked RDDs =========== DBF DBFFPT DBFBLOB DBFCDX DBFNTX DataBases in use ================ 1: => EMP RddName: DBFNTX ============================== RecNo RecCount BOF EOF 1 1 .F. .F. Indexes in use TagName ...

... on the aStructure ... WRKDAT, D, 8, 0, , , 999999 On the i7 is shows as WRKDAT, D, 8, 0, , , , so no 999999 This has nothing to do with your files/databases 1. This problem was there in 2307 also and still continues. Am I right? 2. In that case , even with 2307, xbrowse must be displaying '999999' ...

... the Clipper stuff, and it doesn't even know what it was used for. We constantly see new integrations to the most current versions of Windows, and databases, in Harbour/FWH Here is the problem I am referencing. Essentially, the response assumes Harbour/FWH is inferior because it compares current ...

... engage in discussions, be open to diverse opinions, and value the contributions of their peers. Developer forums are more than just knowledge databases; they are vibrant communities that empower and propel the developer community forward. Best regards, Otto

Hace muchísimos años que MySQL dejó de apoyar el sistema embebido y MariaDb nunca lo soportó...

True.
But, do we need to bother about it?
Did any one of us ever sought the support of Oracle to maintain our MySQL databases?

... any code written by the programmer. Personally I checked all rows and found the translations are correct. Browsing, editing and modifying OEM databases using FWH XBrowse. Please do not spend time in writing your own functions. Save time for other things. What all required is just set this ...

... in your Mod Harbour code. Data Handling and Business Logic: Mod Harbour can interact with various data storage solutions, including relational databases (e.g., MySQL, PostgreSQL) and NoSQL databases. You'll write the necessary code to handle data retrieval, storage, and business logic. Output ...

There are no #define in that .prg

There are some elsewhere in the total application, but none of them show anything related to databases.

... in 2017 and was able to make a good working program in just 6 month. Now I have over 80 very happy users of my software. I can use all the same databases on Windows and on MacOs so for me there is no extra work for updating my program. I hope there will be more people who are willing to use ...

... Some clients were reluctant to install third-party software on their computers. Therefore, in an attempt to access sqlite3 databases natively, I have created two classes, which I am attaching along with a small example of usage. However, I haven't figured out a good way ...