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... by the class and the codeblock should contain logic to assign values to individual fields only. This codeblock is to be used when the data to be physically saved is different and is to computed from the data visible to the user. The codeblock can return logical .f. to indicate failure. Returning ...

... different and you have to 'let go' of your xBase data logic. I have found MS Access to be a very good Sql database to start with as it is VERY ( physically ) portable and the ADO code is ( almost ) the same if you wish to port it to Sql Server or Oracle. The Basic ADO code remains the same .. ...

... are some of the steps that can be taken to secure a database: · Restrict physical access: Prevent direct user access by keeping all data on a physically remote server and using Advantage Database Server to access the data. · Use access controls: Use a data dictionary with user logins to restrict ...

Hi Elvira. Thanks for your comments. However, our applications requieres that records are NOT physically erased, as the driver DBFCDX do. For audit purposes, we want to know what happened with the information, although this has been deleted. For this reason I ask, if ...

Hi Elvira. Thanks for your comments. However, our applications requieres that records are NOT physically erased, as the driver DBFCDX do. For audit purposes, we want to know what happened with the information, although this has been deleted. For this reason I ask, if this ...

Hello devtuxtla, I don´t see the point in your feature. In ADO, when you delete a record, it is physically deleted. Please, see samples\adoxb.prg and class TDataRow(). SQLRDD also caused me too much trouble. In addition, their indexes are too slow. Using oRs:Sort or select ...

... is a blank combo (or both combos are blank). Users can easily figure this out. Using a trap with a popup msgbox you force the user to deal with it physically using the mouse. The better way is to display all messages on the screen then the user can just look at it. You can accomplish your desired ...

... of their records. 4) A printout is made of 100005. It shows all detail and all connected parts. It is clearly in the system. 5) All entries are physically in numerical sequence. The saves are done when the record is first created, and when it is updated. 6) Several weeks later, a reprint is ...

A record that is not the last one simply cannot disappear without a PACK. I would disagree with the above statement.... :shock: To physically delete a record that is not the last one you would have to copy all the records in a new table excluding that one. Or copy all fields from the next ...

... in case the entire hard drive crashes with some kind of hardware error. In that type of case, no recovery option will help if the hard drive is physically damaged. You’ll have to get another hard drive and then restore the image using the Windows Recovery Environment. Anyway, assuming your hard ...

... the help file also shows you that. I'm using Linux (Fedora 14) with Apache server to host the page. The actual ADS server is Windows Server and physically over 3 thousand miles away. The web server serves php pages while the data is fetched from the ADS server. A have a second setup where the ...

Ok. Someone just suggest to me that it's possible that message appear because there is no printer physically attached to the workstation. I still don't think that's likely as I could preview the few programs in \Samples. I'll keep you guys posted if I come up with anything ...

Ok. Someone just suggest to me that it's possible that message appear because there is no printer physically attached to the workstation. I still don't think that's likely as I could preview the few programs in \Samples. I'll keep you guys posted if I come up with anything conclusive

... design after trying many different ways over the years. • For me the main reason is stability and safety: it is more secure to have one dbf per physically guest table or seat - in most cases there are less than 20 records in it - if there is a problem with corruption only one table is affected. ...

All of these are correct except I know the one running in LOCAL mode would be expected to create a problem. The one that starts in LOCAL mode is physically on the server. It is told to start an client server mode, and apparently it does because it passes an immediate test, but then it switches ...