I've also had VCXs behave slightly odd sometimes - eg a single class stop working.
But I too have never got to the bottom of it - I just rely on having source code version control to make sure I don't lose too much.
Fascinating. I tried doing a grid with the first column disabled, and guess what - column2 got focus before the column I clicked on.
Raise it as a bug with MS?
I suppose that leaves the option of putting a "hasTheGridBeenSelected" flag on your form, so that the code that fills grid doesn't...
I suspect that an 'optimum' solution (whatever I mean by that) is several thousand files per folder because:
It used to be the case on Dos/Fat that you'd get a noticeable slowdown after a couple of hundred files. In other words, even on FAT you're okay with 100 files per folder.
NTFS wiped...
Your code doesn't look kludgier that the normal standard of T-SQL to me ...
Since the code you give doesn't actually create a stored procedure, (i.e. it's not of the form:
Create Procedure procName( @newsletter int)
As) could you assure us that
(1) you have created an sp to run this code and...
Do the following:
Create Project MyApp
Then, add your forms to the project.
Then, create a program file called MyAppMain.prg containing this:
Do Form MyForm1
Read Events
(Obviously replace the name of the Form with the correct name).
Then, right click on the icon for MyAppMain.prg in your...
I don't know - but I suppose as an option you could change your update job to run every 4 minutes or every 6 minutes instead of 5 minutes, and then you can time it to not overlap with the merge replication (assuming each process takes less than 2 minutes to complete)
I would guess that the reason your trigger is inserting rows into the subtable is because you have the line
insert into tbl_policies_sub_donna ....
So you've told it to insert.
Your mistake seems to be to declare your trigger for update and delete as well as insert. Why not declare it as...
Is there a reason for trying to to this with a trigger rather than a calculated column?
It does seem to me that a calculated column is designed to to exactly what you want without the hassle of a trigger.
What you really want is
Drop Trigger trgConcat
Alter Table temp_table
Drop Column...
It's a Windows Explorer feature, not the QA. I had the same thing in several programs until I realised that the Explorer options were affecting open/save dialogs!
Chris
...works on both servers.
Sql Server always names its tables as ownername.tablename. A typical VFP view, 'behind the scenes' is defined as
Select * from owername.tablename tablename
ie the owner-qualified name is aliased to just tablename.
One way to cope might be to automate a process for...
Yo ho,
In proposing a container, I'm not proposing to make a class of it.
I acknowledge that what I say represents a 'new' use of container.
But: the desire for (and ability to properly do) flexible layout is also new.
Hence a new solution (well, okay, a solution nicked from Java).
I submit that...
Noooo, there's nothing wrong with an extra layer of container!
It's a mindset thing. In Fox, we haven't really done (well I haven't really done) flexible/moving layout before.
In Java and coming up now in .Net, flexible layout is the norm. And it's done by nesting containers.
It makes sense...
SCATTER hasn't changed at all.
The migration issue from 2.6 to VFP is: In 2.6, variables declared or scattered private in a Form's init become declared at the top of the generated .SPR file. The rest of the form is coded inside that same .SPR file and hence the variables are all in scope.
With...
Try this:
Put the three buttons inside a container.
Put container.anchor=260
Make the container transparent and edgeless.
I got 260 by looking at what the builder offered for anchor values for a single button. 260 was 'centred at bottom of form' with no resizing.
...have just created a form from scratch to do what I understand you need, with a recordsource based on:
SQLEXEC(1,"Select CAST(0 as bit) as nChoice, * from Status","Statuses")
and it works perfectly, so I am confident that what has been said so far is right.
Further thoughts then on the...
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