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Now the record is deleted on archive but when save the array on dbf make error the error Error description: Error BASE/1102  Argument error: UPPER   Args:     [   1] = A   {"00003",4.10,11.00,17.60,0.90,.T.,0,16777215,.F.,"molto ...

Dear Hakan, Please modify Class TFont line 243 this way: ::cFaceName = aInfo[ 4 ] and try it again many thanks I deleted the line I added and the error after making the change you mentioned Application===========   Path and name: C:\PrgW\Icra\IcraW.exe (32 bits)   Size: ...

... button as I do for the last one (the one you see on the right with the lines), and by doing this I also have to modify the border because it is deleted when I create the brush with the lines and I have to recreate it when I reinsert the image previous

... the Windows 2016 Data Center server. Problems occurred when copying the file xx.exe from the local computer to the server - Defender immediately deleted this file. There were similar problems on local computers with Windows Defender

Windows Defender has just been updated. As a result, all programs on the FW are automatically deleted. The antivirus log says Program:Win32/Wacapew.C!ml Trojan:Win32/Wacatac.B!ml I, of course, put the deleted files in the exception. However , I would like to understand ...

Dear Otto,

Here it properly creates the EXE and runs fine

> Possibly it's being deleted by my antivirus software right away?

Yes, probably

> Antonio, do you think one can also query the responses?

We need to find the Windows Copilot keys shortcut to copy the responses

Dear Antonio, This is very interesting. Thank you very much. It works, but I don't see where it creates the exe. Possibly it's being deleted by my antivirus software right away? Antonio, do you think one can also query the responses? I am using this approach with mod harbour but I add my ...

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... Gets",40) LOCAL nNum := 0 LOCAL dDat := Date() inicio := 0 Set Century on Set Date To British Set Epoch to 1960 Set Multiple On Set Deleted On DEFINE DIALOG oDlg TITLE "TGet from " + FWDESCRIPTION @ 1, 2 SAY "Text..:" OF oDlg @ 1, 6 GET oGet1 VAR Inicio OF oDlg ...

... // pad("Testing Gets",40) LOCAL nNum := 0 LOCAL dDat := Date() Set Century on Set Date To British Set Epoch to 1960 Set Multiple On Set Deleted On DEFINE DIALOG oDlg TITLE "TGet from " + FWDESCRIPTION @ 1, 2 SAY "Text..:" OF oDlg @ 1, 6 GET oGet1 VAR Inicio OF oDlg ...

... my Cargo is from type hash and not character. If the entire elseif branch is commented out, the program will run, but then all oCol:Cargo will be deleted in xbrowse.prg, line 5823: ::Cargos    := nil If the line is also commented out, the program runs as expected again

... Will the recno's not change when deleting of adding items to the invoice that will be saved ? This is the basic behavior of DBFs. When records are deleted, recno()s do not change. Only deleted flag will be set for the records. The RecNo()s will change only when the DBF is "PACKED".

... are used, but i'm not that sure yet. These functions are based on a recno() that is added and depending on the delete status of a invoice item. Deleted items are NOT taken by the function and so only GOOD items will come into the invoice. When adding and changing data, the save function will ...

Descubriendo más misterios... Si se usa SR_UseDeleteds(.F.) ANTES de la apertura con USE ( cTable ) EXCLUSIVE VIA ( cRDD ), SQLRDD crea el campo sr_deleted, si no lo tiene, de forma automática Entiendo que SR_UseDeleteds(.F.) no conserva el valor globalmente, si no se define inmediatamente antes ...

se necesita además un campo para controlar el borrado de fila, por defecto es sr_deleted Muchas gracias Carlos por el aporte No consigo dominar este tema, he probado lo siguiente SR_UseDeleteds(.T.)   ? "Test SQLRDD"   ? ""   ? "Connecting ...