Search results for query: *

I was very stuck on the same type of problem and saw the suggestion to not use double buffering - took the buffering our of the underlying table and left it in the view and everything works just fine. Thanks! Opp

Thanks to both of you for the suggestions; however, the timers are not there principally to display the time - they are there to fire certain events based on a table of schedules. I tried placing the timers on a modal form, calling the form, then read events, but no joy....Any other ideas? By...

One workaround to your screen resolution problem might be to size your forms accordingly. You can programmatically resize the form and the controls on a form as the Atkins/Kramek/Schummer book by Hentenwerke shows. Another possibility I've used is to have one form for 'small screens' and one...

Not only can you use Standard Query Language to query a foxpro databas,e but you can connect to an SQL database and query it. The SQL syntax outperforms the older style and using queries to populate cursors and views is a very efficient way to work with subsets of databases or tables.

I have a VFP7.0 Sp1 exe which starts by instantiating 3 timers in _screen, Simple stuff - one just shows the current time: *** nTime3Int = 1000 _SCREEN.ADDOBJECT('currevent','eventlab') _screen.currevent.top = 10 _Screen.AddObject('Timer3','myTimer3') _screen.timer3.interval = nTime3Int...