... at a time, etc. In what manner FWRowset simplifies this approach is something we shall discuss separately. Another approach can be to read a small portion (eg. first 1000 or first 5000 records) initially and display the browse on the screen within less than a second and then read remaining records ...
... read entire child table to start with. CONS: Each resync takes time to read the new data from the server. Method-2: Read the entire (or expected portion of ) child table into a rowset. Filter only the records respecting the relation when oParent:SyncChild() is called. PROS: Syncing the child ...
This is a portion of code required to create a standard Windows Toast notification. To build it you must use FWH\samples\buildh32.bat toast Here it is failing in hr = GetActivationFactory( hs, &toastStatics ); so you will get ...
... I am not sure the library you are using truncates the value to date only. XBrowse, while browsing ADO recordsets, by default displays date portion only. We need to specify oCol:cDataType := 'T' or oCol:cEditPicture := "@T" to display full date and time.
... do a plain Xbrowse on the DataTable, I am still seeing the value in the Table as a Date Only the TTOC / TTOS function only seem to return the Date portion of the field and nothing from the STRING. Is this a "latest version" issue, or is their something more fundamental going on? I have ...
... LOCAL var resides in the stack, but just only the 'var' component of it. It's value is stored in the heap, using the Harbour services. The stack portion of oxData stores the handle of that memory chunck. At startup, all the available heap conforms a big unique block of memory. Usually a several ...
... from Otto to generate a thumbnail from any image (running app, etc) on the screen. Basically once the image was shown, he captured the portion of the screen with the image and generated a bitmap from it. Otto could you explain the way you did it ? many thanks
... endifreturn nil//----------------------------------------------------------------------------// The operative portion of the browse, include add/edit dialogs is only 30 lines including blank lines but handles table management completely. In the above sample, ...
Frances, Could you post your rc (the portion for such dialog) here ? thanks DLG_ADDCALLER DIALOGEX 0,0,240,63FONT 9,"Verdana",0,0,0STYLE NOT WS_VISIBLE|WS_CHILDWINDOW|WS_BORDERBEGIN CONTROL "",4001,"Button",WS_CHILDWINDOW|WS_VISIBLE|BS_GROUPBOX,8,10,224,32,WS_EX_TRANSPARENT ...
I just re-read your post, I think there might be a problem with the actual sql statement. I'm not sure the insert portion is the correct syntax. cSql := "MERGE entry_trn ON ( ticket_id = '123' ) "+; "WHEN MATCHED THEN UPDATE SET ( concerns = :bin_data1 ) " ...