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To All - Rao I am trying to reproduce a grid that I can insert rows that have subtotal amounts that will not be calculated in MakeTotals(). Is there a way to exempt a row so it will not be calculated ? .. see attached .. Direct and Indirect .. or .. only select certain ...

... "DBFCDX"COPY TO sqltable  VIA "ADORDD" //if not the default rdd  After investigating, the fastest way to import big amounts of data to MySql is to export it first to csv file and then import it using LOAD DATA statement. I think other DBs engines have alternatives ...

... size of data written in the VarChar or VarBinary field. GetChunk() and AppendChunk() are meant for those dialects which can not handle large amounts of data like we do in (x)Harbour. We can straightaway use access and assignment .

Colleagues, I have the following problem. In a table where concepts by those amounts of these concepts that are at zero replacement one by an empty string. This he did until version 12.04 without problems, with version 14.09 throws me this error. ===========  ...

... to be encoded this way. I tried encoding every thing from 32 through 128 and I still have a problem. Also is there a problem with sending large amounts of data this way ( like uploading off of the data in an Excel file maybe 2000 rows. Does the iNet function handle packaging it up while sending? ...

Richard,

32 bits apps can be used with no problem at all.

64 bits apps take more advantage of the operating system features (i.e. large amounts of memory management).

I have not tested Visual Studio 2013 apps on XP but they should work fine.

... it in Word, Acrobat or another 8. ) Before painting the signature, You can add watermarks inside the drawing-area. The transparent-level, size and amounts of the watermarks can be changed. I will add a Download-link as soon it is finished. Clipboard-usage [ http://www.pflegeplus.com/IMAGES/SignatureP2.jpg ...

... no a sensible difference unless your app is related with multimedia and/or manages a lot of data, as each architecture is able to manage different amounts of memory chunks. 64 bits is the best to manage large amounts of data in terms of speed and efficiency as it can handle it all at once. And ...

... no a sensible difference unless your app is related with multimedia and/or manages a lot of data, as each architecture is able to manage different amounts of memory chunks. 64 bits is the best to manage large amounts of data in terms of speed and efficiency as it can handle it all at once. And ...

Xbase is a complex of data files (.DBF), indexes (NDX, MDX, CDX etc.) and eventually note files (DBT) for storing large amounts of formatted data in a structured form. The Xbase family of databases is covering the dBase, Clipper, FoxPro, and their Windows equivalents Visual dBase, ...

... no increase of speed in 64 bits, thats a common missunderstanding :-) 64 bits apps are only interesting for applications that need to manage huge amounts of memory (over 4 gb), i.e.: multimedia apps. Another example. IE 64 bits is a little faster than IE 32, but thats a multimedia app :-)

... I would quickly tire of doing anything with them. The tablet is nice, but it is not great for multi-tasking. Again, it is great for small amounts of data entry, but for me it is difficult to use it for writing or any larger amounts of data entry. Its great to interact with a client and ...

... to xBrowse (due mainly to OrdKey.. functions not working under SQLRDD) xBrowse wasnt freezing it had the potential of skipping through large amounts of records and SQLRDD is not the fastest at skipping through a table. I am in the process of documenting the changes I needed to make, so I ...

... browses, debts and payments done ), purchase orders ( 1 browse ). For each one you wil need to format the columns, (cuantities are different from amounts ), Titles, Sizes, If there are Totals, Footers, If we are going to let the user see the actual sale ( by clicking in the xbrowse row ), or the ...

export the content with AdsBlob2File() function. Then you can execute the exported binary (.exe). This amounts to writing the exe on the disk and executing the exe from disk. What Mr. Natter is interested to know is whether it is possible to directly execute the code in the ...