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... and DateTime variables, following keys have this functionality: "=" Assigns Current Date " " Assigns Blank date "+" Increments the get by one day/month/year/hour,etc depending on the position of the cursor "-" Decrements the date as above. This feature can ...

... structure of every table using the above system. "ROWID" : Field Type "+" Autoincrement numeric field. DBFCDX automatically increments the value in this field every time a new record is appended. Uniqueness and chronological continuity are assured even in multi-user environments. ...

... I have classes for each process like work orders, my Add() method appends a record, fills the buffers with blanks, then goes to the counter dbf, increments the proper number, saves the value back to the record, and saves it to the appended record. The interaction with the counters file takes ...

... I have classes for each process like work orders, my Add() method appends a record, fills the buffers with blanks, then goes to the counter dbf, increments the proper number, saves the value back to the record, and saves it to the appended record. The interaction with the counters file takes ...

... In that case, please let us know how do you like to maintain this field in MySql? (a) As Autoincrement field? In that case, the server itself increments the value and you can not programmatically assign any values to this field. OR (b) As a simple numeric field? In that case you should programmatically ...

... with a "Y" and there is no setting for the maximum X-axis. The variable name should be nYMaxValue. nXRanges - number of Y-axis label increments. This would be better labeled nYIncrements cTitX - This is for the Y-axis and would be better named cYTitle. One wonders, why was it abbreviated ...

Heber, Here is an example chart. I think this is the best we can do with TChart without modifying it. TChart cannot handle putting different axis increments on the right-hand side. And, ideally you would want to give the axis itself a label (like "Gas Flow MMPCD") which would also require ...

Hebert, If they are two different graphs, then they can have different ranges on the Y-axis and the increments will be different. So, for instance, the bottom graph could have a range from 300,000 to 500,000 and the top one could have a range from 400,000 to 5 million even ...

... printers should be: "27,69" SetCoors(r,c) Let you change the current row and col is the equivalent of SetPrc() of Ca-Clipper NewLine() Increments the current row Write(cText) Prints the string cText in the current row and column Say(nRow ,; Prints the string cText in nRow, nCol nCol ...

... printers should be: "27,69" SetCoors(r,c) Let you change the current row and col is the equivalent of SetPrc() of Ca-Clipper NewLine() Increments the current row Write(cText) Prints the string cText in the current row and column Say(nRow ,; Prints the string cText in nRow, nCol nCol ...

... a code (1,2,3)? This would be easier to remember. James This is what is in my mind too. Nages, Actually, would it be possible to rotate in degree increments( e.g. 92 degrees)? This would help de-skew crooked scans, etc.. James The present function is only a wrapper to the gdi+ function, which ...

Nages,

May I suggest just using the degrees themselves (90,180,270) for the rotation rather than a code (1,2,3)? This would be easier to remember.

Actually, would it be possible to rotate in degree increments( e.g. 92 degrees)? This would help de-skew crooked scans, etc..

James

... ( ie. invoice numbers, client account numbers, etc ). When someone wants to create a new invoice, a very simple call grabs the last number used, increments it, saves it, and gives it to the client machine. This takes a fraction of a second. Over all the years I've used the system, with probably ...

... user is updating the sequece at the same time. (3) implement a row version field. Most SQL engines allow you to have a rowVersion field that auto-increments any time that record is written/updated. This will allow you to know if someone else has updated the record since you last read it. Keep ...

... it using oDBF:load(). Or use both ideas. You can build all this logic into a subclass of TDatabase. Create a new Append method that automatically increments the primary key field and saves it to the newly appended record, then calls the load() method (to get the primary key into the buffer). Regards, ...