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... Please do NOT ADD this as new method. Replace the existing method CheckSize() with the revised method I provided. Other user in the posting I referred replaced the method and all is ok for him.

... product. I used it on a Raspberry Pi several years ago and it worked, but I think it was somewhat out of date as the manual was dated 2003 and referred to some old Linux libraries. I think we should start using it in our new programs as Microsoft, as I understand it, will be compatible with ...

Hi Mr. Rao, I have found the smssablon.dbf that is referred by you. I have transferred to mariadb via Importfromdbf with "latin5_turkish_ci" charset. http://www.objekt.com.tr/fwh_test/11-Mariadb.jpeg http://www.objekt.com.tr/fwh_test/12-Mariadb.jpeg ...

... Can you also please confirm that when a filter is set, OrdKeyCount() returns the count of filtered records only? In the post you referred, Mr. Kokoo suggested maintaining an array of RecNo()s outside the xbrowse. This works well but the programmer has to do an extra work of creating ...

... to a two column array where the keys are stored in the left and the associated values in the right column. For this reason, a Hash is often referred to as "associative array". A Hash, however, is a genuine data type in xHarbour and allows for different operations than with the ...

In SQL it is referred to as DDL.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/659 ... e-in-mysql

show create table <database name>.<table name>;

Robb

Thanks for the image. The error pertains to opening of table `tb_pac`. This is not the table referred to in the main Sql statement. I am assuming that you are getting the error when you double-click on a row for edit. This must be relating to the function "PessoaIncluir()". ...

... that we must enter, and make compatible both trends, requires us to interact with other people, specialists in other fields such as the security referred to. It is possible that what is in danger is the figure of the individual programmer, who possessed all the resources and knowledge to carry ...

... as the source table. This function fails if (a) srctable does not exist or (b) dsttable already exits or (c) the table has a foreign key and the referred table is not availble in the destination db. - New method: oCn:CopyTable( [dbsrc.]srctable, [dbdst.]dsttable, ; [cSrcFieldList], [cDstFieldList], ...

... as the source table. This function fails if (a) srctable does not exist or (b) dsttable already exits or (c) the table has a foreign key and the referred table is not availble in the destination db. oCn:CopyTable( [dbsrc.]srctable, [dbdst.]dsttable, ; [cSrcFieldList], [cDstFieldList], [cSrcWhere], ...

... are defined, creating master child tables is as easy as oRsInvoices:AddChild( "invitems" )  The child rowset can be referred to as oRsInvoices:oChild. The Rowset object uses the foreignkey relationships to relate the `invitems` table to the parent table.

... window position, ... which are even easy to manipulate from any editor outside of the application, but in the case of configurations for example referred to user is better in tables. When you design the maintenance from the tables, at the end you put everything in a parameter table, public and ...

... pure ANSI Gets. By default, any Get of a character variable in a Unicode application accepts Unicode characters. Unicode character Gets (hereafter referred to as Unicode Gets) do not respect any picture clause except "@!". ANSI Gets in Unicode Application: However, it is possible to create ...

... exactly match the column definition in the parent table. CreateTable() method takes the trouble of picking up the column definition from the referred table and incorporate in the child table so that any errors are avoided. When a FK relationship is already defined, as is the case with all ...

Silvio, When I referred to 2015 I meant the way it is displayed in File Explorer in Windows 10 in 2015. There doesn't seem to be a l2015 variable in the ribbonbar class. And I don't know if ribbonbars have changed in Windows since ...