... example, you are using a browse and you want to only show customers in California. Let's assume the customer database is 10,000 records and only a hundred of them are in California. With a filter you have to read all 10,000 records. However, with a scope you only have to read the 100 records that ...
Hello Otto, Thank you very much for your efforts trying to help me. How about your suggestion when one need to search in a few hundred thousands of documents? Is the system still doing its job? I'll have to test it but I will only be able to test in the second half of next week since ...
... out that technically 122.00000 is not the same as 122. "122.00000" implies that it is accurate to the nearest 5th decimal place (one hundred thousandth of a unit). And 122 implies it is accurate to the nearest whole number. I know that database number formats aren't setup to deal ...
... the object that they are relevant to. Examples: ? oCustomer:DaysOverDue() oCustomer:SendLateNotice() It takes awhile to grasp OOP, but it is a hundred times more powerful and simpler to code once you get the hang of it. I have taken old code and reduced the number of lines by more than 50% ...
... contol: CONTROL "",2100,"TxBrowse",WS_BORDER | WS_VSCROLL | WS_TABSTOP,10,10,430,230 Again, I use this same methodology over a hundred times, and it only happens in some instances. Thanks for looking at it.
... during your conversion to using objects. In my previous message I did show you how to make a three line program to do what you were doing in a hundred lines. It can't get much simpler than that. I wanted to show the customer Id ( codice) in the dialog but with tdata it was not possible. I never ...
... each table recordset only once. If your table recordsets have million of records you will need enough memory for it and it can easily reach some hundred MB or more. When you open that table again the memory consumption its minimum as adordd clones that table set, which means a kind of pointer ...
... what information they really need. In the early days, I had customers telling me they wanted a printout of all their sales. This was often over a hundred pages. Then I asked them, what are you going to do with that? They thought about it for a few days, and then came up with something like, "Find ...
... each table recordset only once. If your table recordsets have million of records you will need enough memory for it and it can easily reach some hundred MB or more. When you open that table again the memory consumption its minimum as adordd clones that table set, which means a kind of pointer ...
... how much effort this requires. Maybe the server is inexpensive and doesn't require a database administrator, I don't know. If you have an app on a hundred sites, this could get really complicated. I get that there are a lot of benefits too; speed, transactions, rollbacks, larger number of users, ...
... read all records. In these cases either you can set the query SELECT * FROM WHERE condition only to read the records you need might be only a few hundred but this will break code compatibility. Other alternative try to use adUseServer together with CacheSize and the property Maximum Opens Rows. ...
Is it possible to define buttonbar od dialog like on window. (not on INIT) I have much buttons an more than hundred private variables, i dont want to send tehm all in function for creating buttonbar and i dont want to declare them public
... to meet your customers’ demands in reasonable time. Five Win has helped me to build up a solid family business, producing software for several hundred contented customers – mainly in the catering trade. I highly appreciate the active community of the Five Win Forum for discussing Five Win related ...
... to meet your customers’ demands in reasonable time. Five Win has helped me to build up a solid family business, producing software for several hundred contented customers – mainly in the catering trade. I highly appreciate the active community of the Five Win Forum for discussing Five Win related ...
I develop programs for over 5 years with xHarbour professionell - several hundred customers, some of them with very large databases (DBFNTX). Neither me nor my clients have ever had a problem with data or program. Why should I switch to harbour, where on the ...