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There is no problem with oBrw:aDeleted array. When a programmer tries to save this array or any other array to DBF it is his responsibility to match the type of the array elements with the datatypes of the corresponding fields of the DBF. I actually don't know why when I delete one it ...

There is no problem with oBrw:aDeleted array.

When a programmer tries to save this array or any other array to DBF it is his responsibility to match the type of the array elements with the datatypes of the corresponding fields of the DBF.

Otto wrote:I mean, assuming the system doesn't crash. Do you really have to make a commit for another user to see a change?

No, as far as I know. It is the network system responsibility to handle those situations with the system buffers.

... to update existing keys for more seats ( at no charge ). The problem is they can't even seem to find anyone in the company (SAP) who handles responsibility for this product even though their website says it is still available for sale. If you fill out a form as if you are a new client, no ...

... to update existing keys for more seats ( at no charge ). The problem is they can't even seem to find anyone in the company (SAP) who handles responsibility for this product even though their website says it is still available for sale. If you fill out a form as if you are a new client, no ...

... return' RETURN The purpose of this Hello-World-Example is only to see if the Harbour-interpreter works basically without any errors. You know, my responsibility is the webserver configuration, not Harbour programming. I'm not at all experienced with Harbour. Response Time: I got the response time ...

... and structure. We recommend FW_RecToHash() and FW_HashToRec(). This writes only common fields. The order of the fields is not important. It is the responsibility of the programmer to ensure compatibility of field types and sizes to avoid errors while writing. There must and will be one index field ...

Mr. Tim
Yes, there is a problem with Password Get when using resources in non-Unicode applications.
We do regret the inconvenience and it is our responsibility to provide you with a library with a proper fix to this issue.
Please allow us a little more time and we will solve the issue.

... was different, but I was curious about the "why" of one of your responses. I do realize that if I modify any source code, it is my responsibility to figure out what is going on if I have a problem. Actually, I'm simply reporting more data that I found would be very helpful in understanding ...

... (modify,append and delete) made to the main table are also simulataneously made to the table with the same name on the external server. It is the responsibility of the programmer to keep both tables identical and not to modify the table on the second server directly. see \fwh\samples\mariarpl.prg ...

... scientists To sell the applications I support myself in a company that then is the one that makes the invoice of my applications and takes responsibility. The owner of the company that owns the invoice is a former VB programmer and decides all the fields and how the screens must be made ...

Enrico Maria Giordano wrote:You don't have to explicitly release a font assigned to a control using FONT clause. That control takes the ownership and therefore the responsibility to release it.

EMG

Dear EMG,

It means End dialog will be ended font also, doesn't it?

Thanks

You don't have to explicitly release a font assigned to a control using FONT clause. That control takes the ownership and therefore the responsibility to release it.

EMG

... into fiedls in the order of the fields. If a list of fields is provided the contents are copied into the fields specified in the list. It is the responsibility of the programmer to ensure datatype compatibility with the destination fields. 3) bProgress: Optional From the above you can see that ...

NO with the old release it was Ok like You can see on the screenshot. best regards Uwe :?: It is our responsibility to keep perfect backward compatibility. Possible that in our anxiety to provide unicode support to the printer class some bugs might have rolled in. Please ...