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Hi, I now this is not a SQL-forum, but since a lott off users use SQL, mayme somone know the solution. I have table like this Name    Parameter   Value----    ---------   -----Name1   Parmeter1   Value11Name1   Parmeter2   Value21Name1   Parmeter3   Value31Name1  ...

To me Harbour is the way to go, but of course, I fully respect if somone wants to keep using xHarbour and FWH will support it too

Glad to see somone using this method. The method was originally written for one time use initially to adjust sizes. Your use of this method is interesting. Incorporated your suggestion in the next release. Thanks for your kind ...

Glad to see somone using this method.
The method was originally written for one time use initially to adjust sizes. Your use of this method is interesting.

Incorporated your suggestion in the next release.

I found this function in the xHarbour newsgroup, published by Robert Campsmith to export a dbf to xml. Maybe it´s usefull for somone. It uses the TXml classes, that come with the xharbour contribution. // Robert Campsmith#include "hbXml.ch"****************************************FUNCTION ...

Michel,

Thanks for your answer.
The strangest thing is that on the same network/server/PC it runs very fast until somone else olso open the program from another PC.

My 16bit program is now olso running on the same network/server/PC and keeps running fast.

Regards,
Marc

... Swapcol comes before giving oCol:bClrStd his value. IT IS NOT SOLVED WHEN THE USER MOVES COLUMNS (Clicking and dragging on the header). I hope somone can explain why this doesn't work in this case , or in the case oBrw:Swapcols() comes after asigning oCol:bClrStd. Frank

Hi, I found , harbour\contrib\libmisc.lib hb_feof() always return .t. 28.txt file as : line1 239845 2006-12-28 06:19:06 03 0 line2 659532 2006-12-28 06:21:08 03 0 line3 928440 2006-12-28 07:24:28 03 0 line4 938007 2006-12-28 07:24:28 03 0 hfile:=hb_Fuse("a28.txt") ?hb_feof() // .t. ?hb_freadln() //l...

Can somone who can help me ?
I've tried everything.

Antonio