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... Add this line here  ENDIF  Then rest of your code will work normally. Some other advices: 1. After modifying a field is NOT necessary or desirable to call ReQuery(). It is not a good practice to call Requery() except when it is "essential". This is a very slow operation. 2. ...

And oReport:bInit can be setted globally at the main function? Not possible because it is not a class data. I would even advise it is not desirable. A project would contain many reports some dealing with dbfs, some arrays, some recordsets, some other kinds of datasources and thinking of one ...

... He will complain that report.prg has a bug because export to excel is starting from 1st record. Report class is very generic and it is highly desirable that the programmer himself sets the Restart point. Its just writing one line of code in the program.

... The problem I'd want mainly pointing out was the visual difference between the two GETs. Any workaround? Yes, it may be normal, but it is not desirable. I was just suggesting that both things should (or could) be fixed at the same time. As we have determined, this is a partly a theme issue. ...

... code, XBrowse got registered with the ID given instead of registering with a new ID, because there was no conflict. This is new for me. it is not desirable to use REDEFINE with a non-resource dialog. Yes I know. It all started when a user asked me to modify the code, and I found out that I had ...

... instead of registering with a new ID, because there was no conflict. While we can understand the internal working and why it worked, it is not desirable to use REDEFINE with a non-resource dialog.

Mr Otto Please introduce new DATA by adding this line in the class declaration section of xbrowse.prg DATA lSortDescend AS LOGICAL INIT .t.  Desirable position is next to DATA lAutoSort. In the METHOD SetOrder CLASS TXBrwColumn, insert these three lines of code just after local declaration: ...

Export to xbrowse is to be made through oBrw:ToExcel() and report through oBrw:Report()

Not desirable going from xbrowse ---> report --> excel. Report's to excel is far inferior to obrw:toexcel()

... column names, in all DBMS expect MSACCESS. Ok, I didn't understand. You can use SELECT *, PRESTAMOS.REGISTRO AS PREREG, etc. FROM ... It is highly desirable to avoid duplicate field names I agree. EMG

... , unless you specify every column and provide unique alias column name for the duplicated column names, in all DBMS expect MSACCESS. It is highly desirable to avoid duplicate field names by laboriously specifying all field names in the select clause. Sad no DBMS, except MSACESS provides this automatic ...

... let him true. from already thank you Setting lVThumbTrack to .t. works well with fast access data sources. For slow access datasources, it is not desirable to set this data to .t. For Array and Recordset browses, lVThumbTrack is set to .t. by default in the SetArray() and SetADO() methods, because ...

... creation of field names which may confilct with reserved words. This is done by escaping the column names suitable to the RDBMS. However it is not desirable to have column names which conflict with reserved words. To guard against this, the programmer may specify a string to be prefixed to each ...

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SELECT oPedido:DJAIESTA FOR ""

works in wbrowse but does not work in xbrowse.

We need to set Filter or Scope on the Alias as we need.

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COLUMNS { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 }

It is desirable that field names are used instead of numbers.

... during Initialization is provided as one of such features in case the programmer forgot the explicitly call this method initially. But it is not desirable for th programmer to rely on such defaults because it is always safe to be explicit and not to rely on defaults. After reviewing the xBrowse ...

It is highly desirable to first call oBrw:cAlias := <youralias> oBrw:SetRdd( .... ) before assigning any of your data and codeblocks. If you do not explicitly call SetRdd( .. ) initially in the program, XBrowse at the time ...