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... years. On the whole, the path with shellExEc() would seem more maintenance-friendly to me if you would otherwise have no issues or only have to deal with the firewall during the initial setup. Best regards, Otto c:\curl-8.6.0_3-win64-mingw\bin\curl.exe -u username:password -k -F "fileToUpload=@c:\xxxx\tmpplan\planangebot.dbf" ...

... Please note that in this case unix timestamp or in Seconds. Not milli seconds. We need to take care of conversions. Please note that FWH functions deal with the UnixTime in millliseconds whereas MySql functions deal with Seconds. Examples: ? oCn:QueryResult( "SELECT UNIX_TIMESTAMP( ? )", ...

... / 86400000.0 )//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//  Please keep in mind that the FWH functions deal with Unix time in MilliSeconds. Not seconds. Depending on the requirement, you need to provide the conversion ( *1000 or /1000 )

Dear Anser, It's great to hear from you. I will send you the source code via private message. Why privately? It's difficult to deal with the fact that many here are just cherry-picking or immediately against everything. Also, hardly anyone is willing to test something for someone else ...

... "Name" with "NAME", we can use StrTran( cEmf, AnsiToWide( "Name" ), AnsiToWide( "NAME" ) ) If we deal with English ( ANSI encoded text ), it is enough to use AnsiToWide, but for utf8 text, we need to convert to utf16le, using fwh functon StrToWide( ...

... GET field, it looks correct, but the unicode comes to the variable as CHR(196)+CHR(158). This doesn't work for me. After each Get field, I have to deal with thousands of GET fields to convert from Unicode to Ansi.

... codes above do exactly the same thing. The reason why you do not find many examples directly using TDataRow is because you do not need to deal with it explicitly. XBrowse and classes like RowSet, TRecSet, TDatabase. etc implicity internally use this class to provide Edit()

... oCn, "states" ) to use states.dbf OR oRs := FW_OpenRecordSet( oCn, "select first,salary from customer" ) Now deal with the oRs like any other ADO recordset. For using dbfcdx tables (i.e., dbf tables with fpt memo files), we need to download and install vfpoledb ...

hi Antonio, Why don't you use the FWH commands ? Using them you avoid having to deal with so many parameters there are still a lot in Fivewin what i have to learn i got Problem with xCommand e.g. COMBOBOX like in this Thread https://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?t=42381 ...

Dear Jimmy,

Why don't you use the FWH commands ? Using them you avoid having to deal with so many parameters

... have the issue with the checkbox builds in 64 bit, but since distributions are created with a .mak file, and that doesn't have the problem, I'll deal with that separately. So perhaps we don't actually need a manifest file ? Sometimes I see that we need to reference it ( when advice is given ), ...

How do you deal with this bug? I need to use codepage with Harbour, otherwise the accented chars are not correctly read from the file system (ie. filenames, Directory(), File(), Memoread(), etc.). But doing so, Descend() function ...

... ) MacBook's, MacBook pro .. I have no problems with their quality .. My last years as the IT Administrator for the State Newspaper I had to deal with a mix of both laptops ( and the surface notebooks ) We had to use 2 MDM's to manage the machines .. which is kinda a pain the bum .. but at ...

... 8). When a client is seeking to buy a new computer for their business, I of course do recommend windows. I often can help them find a really good deal on a reliable computer, and of course it is often less than Apple computers. With that said, the price difference is no longer the 2 for 1 ratio ...

... few resources. There are so many tasks otherwise. I think that if someone, like you, who works in research and development, it is necessary to deal with many things. For example, today the certificate of my http://www.winhotel.space mod harbour server expires. I'm not even sure if there is ...