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oDbf:OrdKeyCount() ) This works only for oDbf. Using oBrw:nLen or oBrw:KeyCount() works for all datasources. ok but the button are not refreshed , only when I move the mouse into obrw for a sample WHEN ( oBrw:nDataRows <= oBrw:nLen ) not work WHEN ( oBrw:nDataRows >= ...

oDbf:OrdKeyCount() )

This works only for oDbf.
Using oBrw:nLen or oBrw:KeyCount() works for all datasources.

... 30. Also adDate accepts both Dates and DateTime values. We need to understand the behavior of ADO with Excel tables, which is different from other datasources, and work accordingly. This is what I have been saying repeatedly many times. Had you done some tests at your end, you would have noticed ...

hi, thx for Answer This works for all datasources, viz, dbf, tdatabase, ado, fwmysql, dolphin, tmysql, postgre, arrays, etc. found out when want to use Postgre i NEED to use TPQserver / TPQquery as it is "hardcode" in Source METHOD ...

... "picture.jpg" ) If you are browsing in XBrowse, you can copy image from any source and paste into the cell. This works for all datasources, viz, dbf, tdatabase, ado, fwmysql, dolphin, tmysql, postgre, arrays, etc.

... "picture.jpg" ) If you are browsing in XBrowse, you can copy image from any source and paste into the cell. This works for all datasources, viz, dbf, tdatabase, ado, fwmysql, dolphin, tmysql, postgre, arrays, etc.

XBrowse and TDataRow (alias FW_Record) work with all kinds of datasources viz., dbf, tdatabase, ado (any rdbms), dolphin, tmysql, fw-mysql, postgre, eagle, etc. This enables the application programmer to write highly portable code. He can use exactly the ...

... all ADO databases and FW MariaDB rowsets only. - Sorting on Computed columns: It is now possible to sort on computed columns also for all datasources. For this, Set oCol:lSortVisible := .t. Supports incremetal seek, wildseek and seeknext. Note: Incremental filters are not supported yet. ...

... to oBrw:oRs:BookMark := n for ADO Same way oBrw:KeyNo is same is OrdKeyNo() for DBF, AbsolutePosition of ADO, etc XBrowse can handle many types of datasources, which use different methods, functions and datas. We talk to XBrowse is one language and XBrowse talks to the underlying datasource in ...

... in this "Combination" When we use oBrw:EditSource( [lAppend] ) , XBrowse + DataRow display a default dialog that works with all kinds of datasources. but "where" is the Dialog as i can´t find DEFINE DIALOG in Xbrowse.prg which point to it :?:

... :?: We see Dialog (not Window). When we use oBrw:EditSource( [lAppend] ) , XBrowse + DataRow display a default dialog that works with all kinds of datasources. Programmer can use his own dialog by assigning oBrw:bEdit := { |oRec| MyDialog( oRec ) }  When programmers uses ...

... runtime error. Fixed. For previous versions from FWH2008, please assign a value to bClrEdit to avoid this runtime error. - While browsing ordered datasources, incremental seek feature is on by default. At times this creates unexpected and undesired movement of records. Eg: USE CUSTOMER VIA "DBFCDX" ...

... calling oBrw:SetTree( nLevels, [aBitmaps] ) automatically generates tree from the data and switches to Tree Browse. This feature works for most datasources like arrays, dbf, rowsets but does not work with ADO recordsets. Now it works with ADO recordsets also. http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=39913 ...

The facility to convert a normal browse of ordered data into a Tree browse by calling oBrw:SetTree( nLevels, [aBitmaps] ) is working in case of datasources, which accept GOTO( 0 ) (similar to :BookMark := 0) and when Eof() returns blank values for fields. So, this is working with DBF, RowSets, ...

This problem is not unique to Mariadb Rowsets but applies to all readonly datasources. Here is an example with DBF opened READONLY. #include "fivewin.ch"REQUEST DBFCDXfunction Main()   local oDlg, oGet   USE CUSTOMER READONLY ...