A republic is a state or country that is not led by a hereditary
monarch. The single common principal, however is that their power
structure is, de jure, not the preserve of a royal family or
aristocracy.
Democracy is a system of government by which political sovereignty is
retained by the people
I've tested it and can reproduce your results in two ways:
1. The table is empty
2. The SEEKed valus exceeds the values in the table. F.i. the range in the
table goes from 1 to 99, and the seek tries to find the value 100
HTH. Regards,
Sietse
SW-Software
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Van: [EM
Yippee, I think I got it
I found that my form allows for a search string of 30 chars (lcSearch)
After closing the form, my module said lcSearch is upper(alltrim(lcSearch))
The field on which the SEEK was done is C(15)
Seek lcSearch returned recno(0) as 0
But, if I say lcSearch is upper(left(lcSear
Confirmed
Here's my test-code
CREATE CURSOR csrTest (cField C(15))
INDEX ON UPPER(cField) TAG cField
lcValue = REPLICATE("F",15)
SeekValue(lcValue) && Returns 0
INSERT INTO csrTest VALUES (REPLICATE("A",15))
INSERT INTO csrTest VALUES (REPLICATE("C",15))
INSERT INTO csrTest VALUES (REPLICATE
Sorry for such a basic foxpro issue,
Please help me out
I have a table where the 1st column is a constant called CODE, but the next
12 columns will not always be called the same.
e.g., Depending on the period of the report, the 2nd column could be called
C_2006_01 or C_2008_01 (3rd column same, et
Keep the name of the 12 fields constant and have 12 more fields which will
have the expression of the first 12 fields.
I have a app where for workers get paid every fortnight. So id the fortnight
is from 1st June to 14th June then my first 14 columns will be std.
day1,day2,.day14 which will
Sytze,
Take the easy approach, prior to the report generate a SQL statement
programmatically which maps the variable field names on the left of the "AS"
into fixed field name on the right hand side, then use this as an input
table into your report.
Select ;
as Field1, ;
...
Into cursor curRep
I like Dave's idea, but there is another option. Create a variable for each
changing field, and set the "Value to store:" to
Eval(Field(#))
You'll be able to use the variables in the layout and easily determine what
they mean.
Tracy
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Sytze de Boer wrote:
> Sorry for such a basic foxpro issue,
> Please help me out
>
> I have a table where the 1st column is a constant called CODE, but the next
> 12 columns will not always be called the same.
> e.g., Depending on the period of the report, the 2nd column could be called
> C_2006_01
Adam Buckland wrote:
> A republic is a state or country that is not led by a hereditary
> monarch. The single common principal, however is that their power
> structure is, de jure, not the preserve of a royal family or
> aristocracy.
>
> Democracy is a system of government by which political sovere
Reports won't accept macro expansions such as &FieldName .. but they will
process EVALUATE(FieldName).
Cathy Pountney
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Great idea. Maybe the fat tubs can get out of their cars and at least get
ten seconds of exercise walking to the counter before they gobble down
another 500 calories of sugar.
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On Tuesday, June 24, 2008 11:02 AM Michael wrote:
>I thought you didn't like O'Reilly?!?!?!
I don't. I was just switching stations and heard him talk about this
topic.
I also like that when I do a Google search for him...This pops up:
"Bill O'Reilly is big blubbering vagina."
David L. Crooks
Nicholas Geti wrote:
> Great idea. Maybe the fat tubs can get out of their cars and at least get
> ten seconds of exercise walking to the counter before they gobble down
> another 500 calories of sugar.
>
I'll ignore the inflammatory language, but I concur. If they had a WALK
UP window, peo
Vince Teachout wrote:
> I'll ignore the inflammatory language, but I concur. If they had a WALK
> UP window, people could still get their caffeine fix in a hurry, get a
> small bit of exercise and fresh air, and gas emissions and waste would
> be reduced, which would also result in cleaner air.
Hi Cathy,
Here is a screen shot of the report definition:
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:profoxtech-
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Cathy Pountney
>
> It sounds to me like the target alias isn't right and the parent and
> relations aren't right.
Sorry, all. Didn't know embedded images would get removed from the email.
Cathy...I also sent that to you directly. If you didn't get them, let me
know and I'll send them as attachments.
Thanks,
John
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>> Great idea. Maybe the fat tubs can get out of their cars and at least get
>> ten seconds of exercise walking to the counter before they gobble down
>> another 500 calories of sugar.
>>
>I'll ignore the inflammatory language, but I concur. If they had a WALK
>UP window, people could still
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> which brings up Ann Coulters thoughts... why would I want to talk to
> these people in line? Do I really want to hear about BHO, Hillarycare or
> global warming fantasies?
LOL!!
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Just got an offer from the ZAP folks to renew for 14.97. Sounds like a
good deal to me. The last few versions I thought were a bit resource
intensive, but it does offer good protection, imo, and for that price,
it's worth it to me. ymmv.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> But, should Big Brother stick his already overextended proboscus into
> this... HECK NO!
Hmmm, completely overlooked this portion of it - good point, although
sometimes govt interference is the only way to get things changed. (ie,
we no longer have separate fountain
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Unless no one is in line, I can often get faster service by running in.
>
I always use walk in, precisely because it is invariably faster then
drive through.
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"Evaluate" does the job just perfect for me
Sytze
On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 2:22 AM, Cathy Pountney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Reports won't accept macro expansions such as &FieldName .. but they will
> process EVALUATE(FieldName).
>
> Cathy
Hear that sound? Tick, tick, tick, tick...
That's the countdown clock here at Geek Gatherings getting closer to the
early-bird deadline for
Southwest Fox! July 1 is less than a week away and we thought we would pass
along a reminder just in
case you forgot to type it into your task list, or stic
Of course if you're handicapped, you have to get out of your van, roll up to
the counter, order, then roll back to your van, get on your lift, and get back
in the drivers seat.
I hope the handicapped sue them for just that reason. LOL
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Wow, can you imagine going through the trouble of designing a Google Bomb just
to get that to bubble up?
Could you imagine if these silly Libs invested that computer knowledge to cure
cancer?
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I may need to pull in my reins on the promotion of diesel. It seem as
more people begin to take advantage of the diesel option, demand for
diesel fuel increase, which is costing me more at the Tye, Texas Conoco
Truck Stop, so you folk need to stay away from diesels, leaving all that
sweet diese
Leland F. Jackson, CPA wrote:
> I may need to pull in my reins on the promotion of diesel. It seem as
> more people begin to take advantage of the diesel option, demand for
> diesel fuel increase, which is costing me more at the Tye, Texas Conoco
> Truck Stop, so you folk need to stay away from
Was there some doubt about his alive and well that I was not aware of?
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Yes, french fries, corn dogs, twinkies, hush puppies, everything.
Michelle Obama - Americas Unhappiest Millionaire
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My impression is that ZAP makes the computer take a lot of time just
(re)booting. Other than that, it seems very nice.
HW
On Wed, Jun 25, 2008 at 2:50 PM, MB Software Solutions General Account
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just got an offer from the ZAP folks to renew for 14.97. Sounds like a
> g
Pete Theisen wrote:
> Leland F. Jackson, CPA wrote:
>
>> I may need to pull in my reins on the promotion of diesel. It seem as
>> more people begin to take advantage of the diesel option, demand for
>> diesel fuel increase, which is costing me more at the Tye, Texas Conoco
>> Truck Stop, so y
I saw that. Now they're selling grease bins with locks on it.
This is what we should be doing. Selling locking grease bins instead of doing
programming.
Michelle Obama - Americas Unhappiest Millionaire
http://www.cafepre
I know sales/marketing is where all the money is, but sales/marketing
has never been my thang. I'm much happier just piddling around with a
little FoxPro, Perl, computers, websites, etc., but don't let me
discourage you.
Regards,
LelandJ
Michael Madigan wrote:
> I saw that. Now they're sell
Leland,
I knew that there were changes in diesel fuel formulation to remove the need
to add sulfur. Also, diesel is taxed at a higher rate than gasoline.
Still, diesel engines are more efficient than gasoline engines, and that
does more than make up for the difference in cost on many car models.
I agree, plus diesel engine seem less prone to problems, last longer,
and resales for more than gasoline engines. I think over time that the
market will begin to balance out for all the recent changes, so diesel
and gasoline will both sell for about the same again.
Regards,
LelandJ
Kristyne
Whoops, its pass my bedtime.
Regards,
LelandJ
Leland F. Jackson, CPA wrote:
> I agree, plus diesel engine seem less prone to problems, last longer,
> and resales for more than gasoline engines. I think over time that the
> market will begin to balance out for all the recent changes, so diesel
Diesels do last way longer
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Rick Schummer wrote:
> Was there some doubt about his alive and well that I was not aware of?
LOL! No, but someone recently had mentioned him. Glad to see he's
still involved in the Fox community (albeit on Foxite instead of here).
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