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We talk about mobile devices (phones) or desktop computers (including laptops and tablets of an appropriate size), and always with Windows OS? I think there is a big difference in the approach of what the strategy to follow should be, and what users prefer. Another issue ...

... provide application support to you. If you are a DEVELOPER, Oracle recommends you review the roadmap information for Java SE 8 and beyond and take appropriate action depending on the type of application you develop and your distribution model. If you are acting on behalf of an ENTERPRISE, Oracle ...

... !!! Please put back ER as it was before, that is, as it was when Timm sold it without changes, then each of us carries out the changes it deems appropriate

... values are automatically shown with EditListBox in XBrowse and default edit dialogs. User foreign key constraints and computed columns wherever appropriate. Forcing upper/lower case: Use COMMENT 'CASE:UPPER' or COMMENT 'CASE:lower' or COMMENT 'CASE:Proper' while creating the table. Rowset object ...

... = "Y" xWrite = "Y" xMgr = "Y' ... etc Then interrogate your variables in your menus or modules and enable or disable as appropriate. Rick Lipkin

... displayed in the seekbar box just above that column. But incremental filter has nothing to do with the sorted column. Therefore, lSeekBar is not appropriate for incremental filters. We may use a normal standard SAY outside the xbrowse: @ r,c SAY oBrw:oSeek PROMPT oBrw:cSeek SIZE .............. ...

... that's it) as you want, the limit is not set in 5 digits. Limitbychars is implemented only for character values, not for numerics. For numerics, appropriate control is TGet. GET is not a control that I like to use, because of its "fixed" spacings and lengths, they do not correspond ...

Thank you.

What about ButtonBar ? Right now I have them set to 2015. I think default is 2007 without that setting. Is that the most appropriate for Windows 10 ?

Different RDBSs have different field types. Not all field types are available in all Databases. We need to learn about every Database and choose appropriate field types of that Database to create tables. Typically we need to write an sql statement with the field specifications to create a table ...

... really does not exist on the table. The line would only serve the purpose of allowing the user to input data. If saved, then I would execute the appropriate insert statement. I'm sure it can be done. Xbrowse is very versatile. I was hoping not having to follow that infinite source code. :-) Reinaldo.

... method is called by (x)Harbour when all references to an object go out of scope. Kindly wait for my detailed discussion. I will make the appropriate changes to TData to accommodate the changes to TDatabase. Please wait a little. I will be sharing the version of 17.08 with you over email. ...

... the object whenever the Close() or End() method is called and this solves the problem. At least it appears to be in my testing. I will make the appropriate changes to TData to accommodate the changes to TDatabase. Thanks, James

This is not only a problem from Msgrun()! Is appropriate to all Windows/Dialogs!!

... saving the records. Then I created a class for processing the records with associated methods. These, of course, called the database classes as appropriate. In the end, everything was organized in easy to track .prg files, it was easy to document, and using meaningful names, the code was easy ...

... traversed before .. and as the Cyber threat ONLY gets WORSE ... I think soon there will be a Global re-thinking of what data and applications are appropriate to put in the cloud and what is best to keep behind your own Firewall .. Not to be ugly as you mentioned, we are all concerned about data ...