... or unusual about it. Again, it is not that ADO was made like that. It is because with all RDBMSs, all client side cursors are static cursors. Exceptions are (1) ADS and (2) one table at a time per one connection of MSSQL.
... have to write a routine for each file type. So, I still think you can write a generic routine to process all the files. Even if there are a few exceptions, then you only need to write separate routines for those exceptions and everything else goes through the same routine. I think that if you ...
... after "EN" so my regular expression provides that that too. At the end my regular expression is a litter hard to follow because of these exceptions, but if not for the exceptions the regex would be like this: "EN16-[0-9]{8}" Here is the code that finds the encounter number ...
... example, your dialog is 400 wide and your bar is 480 wide. The bar now has this behavior in every single dialog where one is used. There are NO exceptions. The gradient only applies to ( most ) buttons but not all, and the bar only extends to the end of the last button.
... libraries are capable of building cursors with thousands of rows, applications designed to fetch such large rowsets may perform poorly. There are exceptions, of course. For some applications, a large client-side cursor might be perfectly appropriate and performance might not be an issue. One obvious ...
Normally .DB extension is used for SQLite database, though there can be exceptions. If you know the .db file is sqlite database and if you have sqlite3 ODBC installed on your computer, you can use this function to open all tables in the db and save them as dbf ...
... and mac-darwin-ub applications Very fast decompression: ~210 MB/sec on an AMD 2500+ Strip sensitive information (relocation, debug information, exceptions, etc.) Compression of program code, data, and resources Completely transparent, self-contained operation with UNICODE support Command line ...
... it and close the connection. After handling the modifications at the client's end, re-connect to the server and update in batchmode and handle exceptions. This is good because the connections for each recordset do not remain open on the server. Reconnecting also does not take time, because ...
... solo con eso no basta. Ya que sigo sin poder conectarme Patricio: Lei mas detenidamente, pero no puedo llegar a este paso: To get to the firewall exceptions tab you need to view the network connection properties and then the properties of the connection you wish to configure. From there open the ...
... RemoteApp. With higher internet bandwidth, working from home or from an offsite location is more feasible today than ever before. With few exceptions, most applications work within a Terminal Server environment, provided you have the appropriate client access licenses (CALS) to make them ...
My advise is that you migrate to Harbour. That will surely fix it. Besides that we can use C try... except exceptions in Harbour/xHarbour, but thats not the right way to solve it. Here you an example to trap an exception when calling SysRefresh(): #pragma BEGINDUMP#include <windows.h>#include ...
... zero bytes. among others, I tried to use the try catch and does not always work. the executable stops working. in C + + there is a throw to handle exceptions, because in my application to each sale item to read a certain amount of text file to add the item sold and rewrite the updated value in ...