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... may still need access to open files/data or resources, but they were already closed/releasted, just like pulling the carpet under the feet. Naturally, this situation results in fatal runtime errors. So, RIGHT WAY TO HANDLE NONMODAL EXECUTION    ACTIVATE WINDOW oWnd / ACTIVATE DIALOG oDlg ...

This is wrong:

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aCountGiorni[ DOW( FIELD->DATA )-1 ]
 

If FIELD->DATA is Sunday, DOW( FIELD-> DATE ) evaluates to 1 and [ DOW[FIELD->DATA] - 1 ] evaluates to 0/
Naturally aCountGiorni[ 0 ] results in a runtime error.
This must be simple to understand.

... also be >sorted by room and/or type. yes of course, I must publish also this ? good https://i.postimg.cc/Gpp0jYkN/near.jpg Naturally, the screen searches based on the search date and draws the beach section where the customer's (orange) umbrella is located when the customer ...

... This would definitely work for the first sample you posted My mistake is that I thought you know this much and expected that you would suitably Naturally, it throws an error if you change the name of the column header. What I mean is oCol:cSortOrder := <index-tag-name>  where oCol is the ...

... <exp2> ) )  So,    if ( x IN aList )  is translated and compiled as: if ( x $ aList )  This naturally results in runtime error.

... are using DBFs for this purpose are aware of these limitations and their volumes are within 2 GB. When we program for Corporate clients, we will naturally be using some RDBMS like MySql, MSSql, Oracle, etc. Well, personally I am of the opinion that Oracle is still the best. I still remember the ...

... are using DBFs for this purpose are aware of these limitations and their volumes are within 2 GB. When we program for Corporate clients, we will naturally be using some RDBMS like MySql, MSSql, Oracle, etc. Well, personally I am of the opinion that Oracle is still the best. I still remember the ...

... are using DBFs for this purpose are aware of these limitations and their volumes are within 2 GB. When we program for Corporate clients, we will naturally be using some RDBMS like MySql, MSSql, Oracle, etc. Well, personally I am of the opinion that Oracle is still the best. I still remember the ...

We have seen that the SQL statement required to create a table can be different for different versions of MSSQL. Naturally it is different for different RDBMS like MSSQL, MYSQL, ORACLE, etc. For example the SQL for the same table can be: CREATE TABLE `adoimage` (     `ID` INT ...

... loop the present value of " n " is 21. When the dialog is activated and controls are to be shown, the value of "n" is 21 and naturally we get runtime error as subscript out of range. Ahh.. So the program executes the loop before we do the activate ? This can explane why i ...

... loop the present value of " n " is 21. When the dialog is activated and controls are to be shown, the value of "n" is 21 and naturally we get runtime error as subscript out of range. Correct way: for n := 1 to 20 aGet[ 1 ] := MakeGet( n * 20, 50, aVar, n, oWnd ) next n ACTIVATE ...

... copied in several bathing establishments, so I had to protect myself by checking the hard drive, the motherboard, the Bios this for each license. Naturally, like you, I thought of inserting passwords in the application, but as you know, it's wrong. With my system I could give for example 12 licenses ...

João, I did not post it to sell my product. TData is the product I use to develop my apps, so naturally I used it to develop this business object. I posted it just to show how you can build business objects. You don't have to use my product to build them, it just makes ...

... does not require freeimage.dll, but the side-effect is this function converts even jpeg image as an alpha image and returns hBmp which has Alpha. Naturally HasAlpha( hBmp ) returns .T., because this hBitmap has Alpha channel. Even if the alpha channel is added ( 32-bit bitmap instead of 24-bit ...

... does not require freeimage.dll, but the side-effect is this function converts even jpeg image as an alpha image and returns hBmp which has Alpha. Naturally HasAlpha( hBmp ) returns .T., because this hBitmap has Alpha channel. Even if the alpha channel is added ( 32-bit bitmap instead of 24-bit ...