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We sent you FiveH.lib and FiveHC.lib. First please make a safe copy of your present FWH2310 folder Then replace these two libs in your fwh\lib folder with the libs we sent you now. Then, please test this program and provide your feedback. #include "fivewin.ch"REQUEST ...

We sent you FiveH.lib and FiveHC.lib. First please make a safe copy of your present FWH2310 folder Then replace these two libs in your fwh\lib folder with the libs we sent you now. Then, please test this program and provide your feedback. #include "fivewin.ch"REQUEST ...

... has encrypt() and decrypt() functions. Regards, Charles KWON Dear friends, how wonderful :-) one question please ... could someone suggest to me a safe way of storing cKey in this context? on openai they suggest an environment variable...is this a good approach? or is it even necessary to bother? ...

Dear friends,

how wonderful
one question please ... could someone suggest to me a safe way of storing cKey in this context?
on openai they suggest an environment variable...is this a good approach? or is it even necessary to bother?

thank you for your expertice and kind regards
ruth

... on your system drive. Furthermore, it is fully maintainable, which means you can download and install cumulative updates to keep your computer safe and receive future improvements.

... external '__chdir' referenced from C:\XHARBOUR\LIB\HBZIP.LIB|zipplatformError: Unable to perform link* Linking errors *  So for now, it is safe to use older vesion of xHarbour till these problems are fixed. Keep aside the issue of drxlsx or xlsxlib. We can handle them later. First thing ...

... COMMIT). It's out of application control what OS (or FS) do with such request. The locking and buffer flushing in Clipper and Harbour RDDs is safe and user cannot desynchronize data using different instruction order, i.e. DBSKIP(0)/UNLOCK/COMMIT,... The only problems which can appear are in ...

nageswaragunupudi wrote:So, let is be clear on this:
1. COMMIT is safe and ensures all data is physically written the disk. But not necessary to make the changes visible to other users.
2. UNLOCK is all that is enough to make the changes visible to users across the network.

Hope Mr. Enrico agrees on this.

Yes, I agree.

... Mr. Enrico was clear. He said "It is not necessary for the visibility, we agree on this." So, let is be clear on this: 1. COMMIT is safe and ensures all data is physically written the disk. But not necessary to make the changes visible to other users. 2. UNLOCK is all that is enough ...

Is it save to think that this process is 100% fullprove ? Yes. Safe and 100% full-proof. You need to carefully study the functions used carefully to appreciate the logic. Will the recno's not change when deleting of adding items to the invoice that will ...

... focus to another window/dialog, the Get is closed and the changes are lost by default or saved if oBrw:lAutoSave is set to .t. (This option is not safe) But the Get does not remain active, as you may want, so that the user can return and continue editing. This is the behavior as of now.

... the method or API provided by Application 1 to query the document state in jWord. Based on the response received, you can determine whether it's safe to call cWord:Quit(). d. If the document state returned from Application 1 indicates that a document is open in jWord, skip calling cWord:Quit() ...

... insensitive comparisons, we recommend using FW_Stricmp( c1, c2 ) // --> -2, -1, 0, 1, 2  Incidentally, this function Data Type safe also. The above function can be written as:   ? ASort( { "CDX", "c", "Cpp", "cH" },,,;  ...

...  hb_threadStart(@&MyMethod) all of them fail ... so i use a Function which work but i´m not sure if it is "safe" this Way now i found a Solution to use a Method "in" CLASS when using hb_threadStart()   bMethod := { || ::ImageThread() ...

... have (at least 1.02) other Way is to use hbCURL to work with Gmail, GMX or Web.DE as CURL is also now include in Windows OS i guess it is a "safe" Way for Future