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... and use other web browsers if they prefer. However, uninstalling or removing Edge can lead to unexpected problems, as some system functions rely on Edge. Therefore, it is generally recommended to leave Edge in the system, even if another browser is used as the default browser. Best regards, ...

... these details can be important for troubleshooting, system administration, or when using file synchronization or backup software that might rely on these attributes. In most practical scenarios, you can move files as needed without concern for the underlying File ID, as the operating system ...

Elvira, I think one always needs multiple options to rely on. Trust also strongly depends on experiences. At the beginning, I invested a lot of money in a tape drive, and during the first backup, it chewed up the tape. With CDs, I've personally seen ...

... anything yet For more than twenty years I have been discussing with you why fivewin still does not have a powerful designer that works well to rely on, with which a user can make a model in a very short time without wasting time and with the risk of losing the I work because ER often crashes ...

Hello Mr. Nages,

On one occasion I was required to use SFTP. I searched and searched in Fwh and Harbour and found no way. I finally had to rely on FTP

Regards

... in general. I repeat, in general, most of the programs of my colleagues here are designed for small (perhaps medium-sized companies) and if we rely on the use of dbfs and the client demands a web solution from us to exploit their system, how do we do it? I am currently in a project of a large ...

... a future developer (including yourself) would understand its purpose - but you DIDN'T want to mess up the variable name, and you didn't want to rely on short comments in your source file, how would you approach it? I'd prefer not to depend on the standard method of documenting the variable inside ...

Yes oRs:aParams  // undocumented.  We request not to use any undocumented data and rely on it in your application program. We suggest you store the current values of these parameters in your application program and also do not change oRs:aParams yourself. These classes ...

Yes oRs:aParams  // undocumented.  We request not to use any undocumented data and rely on it in your application program. We suggest you store the current values of these parameters in your application program and also do not change oRs:aParams yourself. These ...

Thanks for satisfying my curiosity Antonino.
I rely heavily on xHarbour's Language Reference Guide when I start to use hashes. That's how I end up using the plus operator without knowing it's an alternative form for HMerge()/hb_HMerge()

... .... or :ReQuery or :Refresh() the content of oRs:oChild:oChild wasn't updated ??? I couldn't make a small sample since I rely on internal data.. but I know you get the point. To make it short, how can I refresh/update the content of oRs:oChild:oChild? :?: :?:

... Both Harbour and xHarbour produce the same results. I do not think there is anything wrong with the above collation. I think we can safely rely on (x)Harbour.

... is trimmed and is "" or NULL but not " ". Only way is oRs:SetFilter( "PADR( status, 1 ) = ' '" ) My advice is not to rely on empty values. Instead you store a different value to indicate a 3rd value. Like "M" for married, "S" for single, "U" ...

... is trimmed and is "" or NULL but not " ". Only way is oRs:SetFilter( "PADR( status, 1 ) = ' '" ) My advice is not to rely on empty values. Instead you store a different value to indicate a 3rd value. Like "M" for married, "S" for single, "U" ...

... easy to set any date you want on the ( bios ) machine clock. Is there a way to go out to the internet to return the Real and Actual date ? and not rely on the Machine Bios clock ? Thanks Rick Lipkin I use this in Brasil. Function HrDtInternet() Local oHttp, ; cResp1 := "", ; cResp := ...