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... style="width:400px;"><thead>' cTabel = cTabel + '<tr>' for i = 1 to 13 nMaat = 36 + i cTabel = cTabel + '<th scope="col" style="text-align: center; background-color: rgb(255, 0, 0);"><strong><span style="color:#FFFFFF;">'+str(nMaat,2)+'</span></strong></th>' ...

hi, thx for Answer. i have use the CODE and got Data from Controls :) but when try to "save" i got Error Error description: Error BASE/42 Scope violation (protected): TDATAROW:READPQQ https://i.postimg.cc/Dwff41Q2/PG-Save01.jpg Question : how to "disable" those ...

... encontré que había un signo = luego de un &, que estaba de mas, por ello no te funcionaba Era : cData := 'grant_type=client_credentials&=scope=https://api.sunat.gob.pe/v1/contribuyente/contribuyentes&=client_id=123456&=client_secret=xxxxxxx' y debe de ser : cData := 'grant_type=client_credentials&scope=https://api.sunat.gob.pe/v1/contribuyente/contribuyentes&client_id=123456&client_secret=xxxxxxx' ...

... encontré que había un signo = luego de un &, que estaba de mas, por ello no te funcionaba Era : cData := 'grant_type=client_credentials&=scope=https://api.sunat.gob.pe/v1/contribuyente/contribuyentes&=client_id=123456&=client_secret=xxxxxxx' y debe de ser : cData := 'grant_type=client_credentials&scope=https://api.sunat.gob.pe/v1/contribuyente/contribuyentes&client_id=123456&client_secret=xxxxxxx' ...

I just realized that scope.pointer is member of an union and not a member of a struct, so modifying scope.pointer will be affecting the scope of the symbol. This would be the right way to do it: function Main()   local ...

... filtre cAlias3 (Utilizado por el tercer xbrowse) que sea distinto al codigo primer xbrowse (conductor) Pero no functiona. Como puedo poner en un scope como condicion, que sea distinto a (<>)

... variables and arrays visible within the current and invoked procedures or user-defined functions . This class of variable is said to have dynamic scope. Private variables exist for the duration of the active procedure or until explicitly released with CLEAR ALL, CLEAR MEMORY, or RELEASE. When ...

... e innecesaria ya que puedes usar directamente este comando de Harbour: COPY TO <targetFile> ; [FIELDS <fieldNames,...> ;] [<Scope> ; ] [WHILE <lWhileCondition> ;] [FOR <lForCondition> ;] [VIA <rddName>] [SDF | DELIMITED [WITH BLANK | TAB | PIPE | <xDelimiter> ...

... to do whatever with that Value, whether we use for filter or for seek or for setting scopes or for whatever purpose. Do not underestimate filters. Scope has limited scope. What I mean is scopes are not useful for every occassion. Most important thing is we should study how to make fully or greatly ...

... Let us not interfere. Now I wonder ..... I think I do some refresh to much then ? Are these refresh OK ? :bChange := { || nSecs := SECONDS(), Scope("factinfo","document","factart","factart"),oBrw[6]:refresh() } :bChange := { || scopetimer(oBrw),('foto')->(DBGOTOP()),oBrw2:Refresh(),oBrw4:gotop(),oBrw4:Refresh(),oImage:Refresh(),oImage2:Refresh(),Obrw:refresh(),Oget:refresh(),oGet2:refresh() ...

... to do whatever with that Value, whether we use for filter or for seek or for setting scopes or for whatever purpose. Do not underestimate filters. Scope has limited scope. What I mean is scopes are not useful for every occassion. Most important thing is we should study how to make fully or greatly ...

... I consider having a extended call to the function marc_setfilter(oBrwsel,"CustName") and insite the function make a selection for using scoped or filtered data do case case cData = "CustName" ... set index name ... scope the data for quick access case cData = "CustStreet" ...

... mostly how you are getting the data. If you are using a filter, it will be agonizingly slow (as filters always are). If you are using an indexed scope it will be very fast. Some time ago I did some tests regarding this using a large database and it took 0.32 seconds to collect 20,543 records ...

Marc, There have been a number of recent forum discussions about filters vs scopes. The basics are that with a filter you have to read every record in the database, but with a scope you only read the records within the scope. For example, you are using a browse ...

Silvio, You have it running... That's mostly the goal .... But did you try the scope ? I would think it should be faster and less code. A new second filtering (maybe not needed) would also be faster. Mostly out of interest this question. I don't really trust the ...