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... LastRec(), KeyCount(),RecNo(), KeyNo() GoTop(),GoBottom(),GoTo(nRec),KeyGoTo(nKey),Skip(n) FCount(),FieldPos(c),FieldName(),FieldLen(),FieldDec(),FieldType() FieldGet(),FieldPut() SetOrder(cSort,,lDescend) Save() Close() or End() --------------- NOT SUPPORTED: Seek(), Filter(),Delete(),Append() ...

Ruth, FieldType( n ) == "L" Determines the data type for a field in the DBF file ( in this case logical ) https://harbour.github.io/doc/clct3.html#fieldtype FieldPut( n, "on" $ hb_UrlDecode( hb_HGet( hPost, ...

... you patiently help me to make xbrowse fully compatible with TMSQuery Do these methods also work as expected? fieldpos(), fieldname(), fieldlen(),fieldtype(),fielddec() ? MR Rao, in this way works Ok    @ 0,0 XBROWSE oBrw OF oWnd ;      LINES CELL AUTOSORT         WITH OBJECT oBrw      :SetMySql( ...

... you patiently help me to make xbrowse fully compatible with TMSQuery Do these methods also work as expected? fieldpos(), fieldname(), fieldlen(),fieldtype(),fielddec() ?

METHOD FieldType( n, c ) INLINE If( c == nil, ::aStruct[ n ][ 2 ], ::aStruct[ n ][ 2 ] := c )

It works perfectly fine with Harbour. "copilot", using vscode, just wrote this code! ' data-type="' + FieldType( n ) + '"' + CRLF + ; as soon as I finished typing data-type, "copilot" understood what I was trying to do and wrote it itself! It analyzes ...

... .. like ( lets say ) 1gb ++ .. .Dbf can get out of hand real fast if you allow that to happen .. that is why I prefer Sql Server using the fieldtype VarBinaryMax ( much more stable and robust ) People just do not realize the difference between a Data management system and a fileting cabinet. ...

... .. like ( lets say ) 1gb ++ .. .Dbf can get out of hand real fast if you allow that to happen .. that is why I prefer Sql Server using the fieldtype VarBinaryMax ( much more stable and robust ) People just do not realize the difference between a Data management system and a fileting cabinet. ...

... .. like ( lets say ) 1gb ++ .. .Dbf can get out of hand real fast if you allow that to happen .. that is why I prefer Sql Server using the fieldtype VarBinaryMax ( much more stable and robust ) People just do not realize the difference between a Data management system and a fileting cabinet. ...

MOISES Try this simple test on Ms Access or Ms Sql Server .. Valtype() on an ado fieldtype datetime should always equal T dDate := oRs:Fields("Date"):Value      // assumes the ado field type = DateTimecType := Valtype( dDate ...

... the behavior introduced in FWH1906. - ADO TIME field type (type:adTime): (x)Harbour ADO reads and writes adTime fields (corresponding to TIME fieldtype) as DateTime values. However, XBrowse while reading and writing data as DateTime variables from/to the recordset, displays and editable as ...

... otras bases de datos, el comportamiento predeterminado existente continuará y el programador puede anular: oCol:cDataType := .T. // xbrowse oRec:FieldType( "fieldname", "T" ) // DataRow y TRecSet viewtopic.php?f=3&t=37792 * TGet: - Se puede especificar un bloque de código ...

... In case of other databases, the existing default behaviour will continue and the programmer can override by: oCol:cDataType := .T. // xbrowse oRec:FieldType( "fieldname", "T" ) // DataRow and TRecSet http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=37792 * TGet: - A ...

Cordial Saludos. Tengo una duda, Cuando genero un Query , caso especifico y una columna tipo fecha es Nulo , apensar que cuando acceso FieldType( cnField ) me dice que es tipo "D" que es correto. pero cuando acceso FieldGet( cnField ) retorna una valor Caracter " " VALTYPE ...

... In case of other databases, the existing default behaviour will continue and the programmer can override by: oCol:cDataType := .T. // xbrowse oRec:FieldType( "fieldname", "T" ) // DataRow and TRecSet