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... into play: we can lock a single record! lock record check data currently stored on server and data read before editing if equal, go ahead with storing the changes, otherwise return a error message. Best regards, Otto #include "FIVEWIN.CH"STATIC aDir := {}static cRegion := ...

... future, there will no longer be any difference between hard disk access and main memory access. In my new programs, I include the file system for storing the data. For example, one folder per customer in each folder subfolder with invoice, correspondence, etc. I do not use an extra layer - database. ...

... me to display the information of a query that includes 4 tables, but only allows me to edit the main table. I have implemented a solution by storing the query in a temporary table, but I have several cases like this in a development and I would be interested to know if it is possible to edit ...

... me to display the information of a query that includes 4 tables, but only allows me to edit the main table. I have implemented a solution by storing the query in a temporary table, but I have several cases like this in a development and I would be interested to know if it is possible to edit ...

... I have not found a solution and then the archive it gets too big imagine if there are 2000 subscribers it's a colossal mess I had thought of storing for each writing in an ascii file just like 1 | 123 | 45 | 23 | 102 | 34 | where the numbers are the numbers of the workouts but it is not good ...

... accomplish with this? It seems it would be much easier and more efficient to write a program to provide whatever answer the client needs (without storing hundreds of thousands of records, of mostly redundant data). Looking at hundreds of thousands of rows in Excel would make my eyes bleed...

... accomplish with this? It seems it would be much easier and more efficient to write a program to provide whatever answer the client needs (without storing hundreds of thousands of records, of mostly redundant data). Looking at hundreds of thousands of rows in Excel would make my eyes bleed...

For storing a hash value in a memo field, you suggested converting to Json and save and then read the Json and convert back the Json value to hash. Nice, but in this process, all values of the hash are converted to character ...

DATA cVarName of any control/window is expected to store the name of the variable representing the control/window. But in case of TGet, it was storing the name of the variable being edited. This was fixed in FWH1207, but resulted in changing the contents of oGet:oGet:Name also. This is now fixed ...

Storing images in DBF and displaying Sample-1   DBCREATE( "MYIMAGES", { { "NAME", "C", 10, 0 }, { "IMAGE", "M", 10, 0 } }, "DBFCDX", ...

... but there is no such limitation with ADS and any RDBMS like MySql, Oracle, etc. There are ways to fine-tune the performance of the tables despite storing huge catalogs of images in the tables. Anyway, it is a matter of opinion and personal preferences.

...  ? LEN( field->contents ), FILESIZE( cfile ) // --> 5480032, 5480032   CLOSE CONTENTSreturn nil  Same way even for storing large BLOB or TEXT data in MySql, MsSql or other databases, it can be done in one simple step. MYSQL Example (using FWHMYSQL and can be tested ...

... image files, if anybody could tell what I'm possibly doing wrong, I'll be extremely grateful! Situation 1: I got a desktop application that is storing image files inside a MySQL database as a BLOB field. So I need to get this content from my database and convert it to an JPG file and display ...

While trying to read exel data and storing to dbf i often have following. The first column is a reference code and has a mix of numbers and text data. (I have no impact on these data) The function often converts it to : Code Result Hoping ...

... performant? Do you have experiences with large memo files? May I also extend my question and ask how SQL behaves? I changed years ago all my image storing to single files. What is the disadvantage of storing into single files? Best regards, Otto