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... information which makes usage faster. First time reading is a bit slower when compared to other libraries. Once opened, updates, inserts, deletes, sorts, filters, etc. are all extremely faster than the other libs. If we look back in the forums, we posted speed comparison with other libraries a ...

... information which makes usage faster. First time reading is a bit slower when compared to other libraries. Once opened, updates, inserts, deletes, sorts, filters, etc. are all extremely faster than the other libs. If we look back in the forums, we posted speed comparison with other libraries a ...

I use oCol:Cargo to save some parameters.
Since FW 23.07 it does not work anymore, maybe due to:

LinkList: Method Sort( [lAsc], [lRecurse], [nCol] ) enhanced with
three new parameters.
Param.3 nCol: Default 0: Sorts on nCol of Cargo Array

How can I find a workaround?
Suggestions are welcome.

... Ascending sort Param.2 lRecurse: Default .f. for backward compatibility If set to .T. all subtrees are also sorted Param.3 nCol: Default 0: Sorts on nCol of Cargo Array * TreeItem: oItem[ n ] returns oItem:Cargo[ n ] if oItem:Cargo is an array and n is withing the size and if n is '0' returns ...

... We can also use AUTOSORT clause in the XBROWSE command, which sets the flag. WOW, that is nice :D When autosort flag is ON, XBrowse automatically sorts the data on click of header, using the value in oCol:cSortOrder. First click on the header sorts the data in ascending order. Second click on ...

... autosort feature. We can also use AUTOSORT clause in the XBROWSE command, which sets the flag. When autosort flag is ON, XBrowse automatically sorts the data on click of header, using the value in oCol:cSortOrder. First click on the header sorts the data in ascending order. Second click on ...

... <?php and ?> which tell PHP to start and stop interpreting the code between them. Parsing in this manner allows PHP to be embedded in all sorts of different documents, as everything outside of a pair of opening and closing tags is ignored by the PHP parser. PHP includes a short echo tag ...

You do not have to read the RowSet again from the server at all. FWH library sorts the recordset in the memory itself. Just write this code: oRs:Sort := "r_social"// oroRs:Sort := "nome"// andoBrw:Refresh()  You can use either oRs:Sort ...

... Now the existing fitlers are respected and incremental filter is treated as an additional filter. * New function AShuffle( aArray ) --> aArray Sorts a given array in a random order. * New function DBF_ApplyParams( cExpr, aParams ) --> cExpr Substitutes the '?' place holders in cExpr with ...

... on startup. * * * HB_I18nSortTable( aTable ) --> aSorted * * FUNCTION YET UNTESTED. * * This function gets the two entry table in aTable and sorts it on * ascii ascending order of the first element, removing also duplicates * in the table. In other words, it transform a messy hil table in ...

... sorting and indexing by (x)Harbour is correct and respects the rules of the language set by the codepage. It is NOT correct that (x)Harbour sorts alphabets by ASCI values. NO. It sorts the alphabets by the language collation rules. This is the sample to test sorting of French alphabets: ...

... and moves the remaining text to the right. * New function FW_ArrGroupSum( aData, nGroupCol, [nTextCol], aSumCols, [lSummaryOnly] ) --> aData Sorts array on nGroupCol and totals each column in aSumCols. SubTotals for each value in nGroupCol value is inserted after the group. Grand totals are ...

... to a Sql table with the primary key being a "counter" ( auto-increment ) all it would take is a simple add() and update() to inject all sorts of mayhem into your tables. However, since you are creating your auto-increment ( primary key I presume 'UNIQUE' ) by code .. all it would take ...

... by the clause. This is useful primarily in conjunction with LIMIT. For example, the following statement finds rows matching the WHERE clause, sorts them by timestamp_column, and deletes the first (oldest) one: DELETE FROM somelog WHERE user = 'jcole' ORDER BY timestamp_column LIMIT 1; ORDER ...

... served by the server. Sorting Times and load on Server/network Now let us try clicking on headers of the 3 browses to test sorting speeds. ADO sorts fastest. While both ADO and FWH sorts in well less than one second, Dolphin takes 3 seconds, i.e., almost as much time as taken for reading the ...