... problem. The problem occurs as a result of user rights granted on the server to the various workstations. Some IT people setup various rights and limit what certain users can do. People who had an Administrator profile were able to connect successfully. People who had a more limited profile could ...
I was just wondering is there a way, maybe in the Registry, to limit open instances of programs such as WinWord or Excel I have at school computer with small memory and the boys founded the mode to block any pc opening many instances of winword I want to ...
... and test. Incidentally, quite a while ago I added a few lines of code to my version of errsysw in order to retain prior error log info up to a limit of 55K. This is very useful when looking for a pattern in related errors. I highly recommend this modification: // If an Error.log already ...
James, One interesting point RE spaces. With (x)Harbour we limit the length of the input by padding any data with spaces so we often have spaces at the end of the text. I tried a standard Microsoft Windows app (Outlook Express) and by default the fields ...
One interesting point RE spaces. With (x)Harbour we limit the length of the input by padding any data with spaces so we often have spaces at the end of the text. I tried a standard Microsoft Windows app (Outlook Express) and by default the fields have ...
... on using Visual Foxpro to access DBF files over 2gb. Advantage can preserve the DBF file format while allowing the table to grow beyond the 2GB limit of the FoxPro driver. Advantage does this by using a 64-bit unsigned integer to calculate the file offsets, while VFP uses a 32-bit signed integer. ...
Gale, I think as long as you open dbf exclusive on local NTFS formated drive it will work. I think the limit is based on locking scheme and/or directory structure. So, are you saying that it will work to import the data, but you can't use such a large file in a multi-user ...
I think as long as you open dbf exclusive on local NTFS formated drive it will work. I think the limit is based on locking scheme and/or directory structure.
I don't think the 4GB limit for a DBF is still valid with Harbour. I wrote a little program to begin testing it and easily created a 7GB DBF. REQUEST DBFCDXFUNCTION MainLOCAL hCsvLOCAL cLineLOCAL nI := 0RDDSetDefault( "DBFCDX" ...
1 million records? The dbf with 7908 bytes per record would not hold that many before crashing. It would not hold much more than 500,000 records before reaching the 4gb limit.
... empty all together. So even if you split the csv file in half, there is a possibility that when it is appended into dbf, the dbf could be over 4gb limit. If you take 4gb and divide it by 7908 you get somewhere around 500,000 records. So if 1/2 of the csv file contains more than 500,000 records, ...
... to do with locking scheme using recno()+offset. I also found this from Advantage support page: Beginning with Advantage 8.0 the artificial 4 GB limit was removed. To use this feature only the server needs to be upgraded. When using DBF tables over 4GB in size, you must use Advantage Proprietary ...
... sntp.lib *sntp ,sntp.txt and you will get sntp.obj, the 'sntp.obj' is use Borland C++ 5.5 to compile and you can link into your winApp not limit harbour or xharbour. and you can get 'tsntp.prg' source code from my website!! ---8<-----------------------------------------------------------------------
... PadL( ::nMinute, 2, "0" ) + ":" +; PadL( ::nSeconds, 2, "0" ) I can not see errors for this limit and i think that probably the snpt.lib in tsntp.rar contain the GetSntp() linkable to the xharbour object but it is created with the limit, for ...