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... calls issued by any thread in your application. This cancellation happens without notification messages or event object signaling, which could potentially lead to unexpected behavior if not handled carefully.

... adapters. Multiple Adapters: With Ethernet, Hamachi, and VMware adapters present, your system can have multiple IP addresses assigned, each potentially belonging to different subnets. GetHostByName might pick the address associated with a different adapter than the one you intend to use. ...

... the questions that I have already worked out and that I may need again. I then ask at the end: Could you help me create a FAQ by reviewing and potentially revising the questions I provide?" Depending on the question, I take the point into the PROMPT_Editor question catalog or into my manual. ...

... If you are reading data from an API one record at a time, you will likely have to make many connections to the server, which could be slower and potentially more resource-intensive than reading multiple records at once. On the other hand, if you are reading multiple records at once, you will ...

Thanks Rao. The secs() function in harbour actually gets mapped to hb_sec() in dateshb.c, which took me a few minutes to find. But I see a bunch of potentially useful functions there now that I'm going to test to see if I can get rid of the code I'm currently using and revert to native harbour.

Robb

... will search for a regular expression on any string and return a double dimensioned array with all matches. Once you do know the matches you could potentially use StrTran to replace with desired text, or you could use hb_RegExReplace() to do so from the very beginning. To build the regular expression ...

... have a way to declare a "publication". A publication describes what tables & columns are to be replicated. A single database could potentially contain various publications with different sets of tables to be replicated. 2. have a way to declare a "subscription". A subscription ...

... information of major companies. The only question is how long it will take hackers to go to the cloud, affecting the world's largest companies and potentially billions of pieces of data. I have stayed away from developing web applications .. I prefer corporate client-server SQL windows applications ...

Dear Cristobal,
thank you. Do you know another program or an online Service to convert ng-files.
I have installed Adaptive Defense 360 on all my systems.
Adaptive Defense 360 has detected a potentially malicious attempt to run the application "WEGSetup.exe".

Best regards,
Otto

... each unique location other than to use a modified .ini . It would be almost pointless to associate a user by location since that user could potentially login from anywhere in the State. I agree an .ini can be a bit clumsy, but in this case it was the best solution. Rick Lipkin

Mr. Rao, maybe Innsbruck is better connected but the transfer to the conference is shorter from Klagenfurt. Potentially you must at first fly to Vienna or Munich as an direct flight is not very probably.

... 10 VM which includes a number of development tools, with the constraint that it is a 60 day evaluation. It is relatively painless way to test and potentially resolve any concerns one might have with Windows itself, or any number of development concerns. The version present now was just updated ...

... local variables are used in codeblocks then it's possible that the codeblocks will exist after leaving the function when they were created. It's potentially very serious problem which have to be resolved to avoid internal VM structure corruption. In Clipper, Harbour and xHarbour special mechanism ...

... between your workstations. Also, in many service shops you many have 10 or so ( open ) work orders in a day and you can have multiple people ( potentially ) modifying the same record at the same time so you need to account for that before you update any records to make sure you do not over-write ...

... and Compact utility for Ms Access ( .mdb ) and to work properly, the .ldb MUST be closed. I searched and searched for any possible recordsets I potentially did not Close() and found none.. so if there are no tables open .. why did the .ldb not go away ? I went back thru my code and 'found and ...