There's no need for a UDF, VFP has a built-in function LIKE().
Create Cursor depts ( deptnum c(3), Descript c(10), Value i)
Insert Into depts ( deptnum, Descript, Value) Values ( "1??", "Dept 1",
99930)
Insert Into depts ( deptnum, Descript, Value) Values ( "2??", "Dept 2",
92382)
Insert Into dept
>From Display Settings, go to Advanced display settings, then Display
Adaptor properties.
On that form, there's a List All Modes button. For my graphics card (Intel
HD 530) I can choose 1024x768 and this gives me black vertical bars.
The result might be a bit blurred because it's not native resolu
Another option available is Ghostscript. It has an exe that you can call
from the command line.
I used it once to extract text from a PDF but it can also split/merge.
Here's something I knocked up to get you started:
https://gist.github.com/medalark/31eb67305f0fec81cae1ba4a75407ac4
You need to cha
Make sure you are using ODBC Data Sources (32-bit) and in the Drivers tab
you'll see which drivers you have for SQL.
I have ODBC Driver 17 for SQL Server, SQL Server and SQL Server Native
Client 11.0
I prefer to use a connection string rather than DSN so that I don't have to
set up a DSN on each cl
I'm not saying this would be your ideal solution but if you're OK with
NoSQL databases, it's worth having a look at Couchbase.
It's commercial, but there is a free Community Edition.
In the cloud, you will have Couchbase Server.
On the client, install Sync Gateway which runs as a service and lets
> 1 - Is there a way to build to a lower release of the runtime?
Create a global.json file and specify the SDK version that you want to use.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/versions/selection
On Tue, 28 Jul 2020 at 18:11, Tracy Pearson wrote:
> My searches on the internet are fe
>
> This might be a good short-term solution until I develop an
> export-to-CSV or -Spreadsheet-ML solution and roll it out. I don't
> want to restrict the clients to a single-browser solution if I can
> avoid it.
>
>
An alternative is to pull the data from within Excel, so you don't have to
create
If it's a modal dialog, then you can use SYS(2335) Unattended Server Mode
and trap it.
Ricardo.
On 12 June 2018 at 11:44, Ted Roche wrote:
> On Mon, Jun 11, 2018 at 6:35 PM, Fred Taylor wrote:
> > If you're using drive letter mappings, those mappings do not exist for
> the
> > Task Scheduler.
You don't have to make as many comparisons as Paul suggested, make 3
comparisons, then 2 then 1:
SELECT DISTINCT ta.codtarif AS tarif, ;
sv.clef AS clefserv, sv.salle, sv.capacite AS servdispo, sv.libelle AS
service, ;
sal.capacite AS salledispo, sal.libelle AS nomsalle, ;
ta.capacite AS
I've not had experience of NuSphere but I have used PHPStorm for debugging
which worked well for me. It has a 30 day trial.
Other products you might want to consider:
http://www.sitepoint.com/best-php-ide-2014-survey-results
Ricardo
On 31 October 2014 20:36, Virgil Bierschwale wrote:
> Anybo
How about trying BROWSE NORMAL
>From the help file:
NORMAL
Opens the Browse window with its normal default settings, such as its
colors, size, position, title, and control options (GROW, FLOAT, ZOOM, and
so on). If you omit NORMAL, and the current output window is a user-defined
window with its o
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