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The only valid reason I see to have 32 bit apps currently is if there are dependencies that force you (32 bit drivers etc). Or perhaps you have some embedded app that needs to run on Windows XP.

Best explanation on collation on stackoverflow here

Can you get some more information. I"m with Garret on this. What is checked off? I remember one time a customer put in a new SAN with VMWare and everything started running like an old IBM PC with an...

This has started happening again, on the same system. Been working just fine since GM put in the fix back in 17.x in 2012. Anyone have any idea why this fix worked and why it's needed?

With souce control just save and then check the changes. If you want to keep them or discard. I do this all the time.

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//When I wrote this, only God and I understood what I was doing
//Now, God only knows
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I have converted almost all of our scheduled processes to use Nils Windows Service and it works a charm !

For 1:1 relationships like this if it's not connected to a object just set AutoFill_State in the DDO.

I've used almost everything. DB2 I found lightning fast and easy to use. Oracle is BIG and expensive but also lightning fast. MySQL is actually quite a nice system but requires lots of tuning as it...

Bob, MS in their infinite wisdom has removed the SP debugger in SSMS v18+

Michael,

Here's some code that I used.


// set the group row labels
{MethodType=Event}
Procedure OnProcessGroupRow Handle hoRow
Handle...

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Very Nice !!! Thanks Mike !

We didn't trust defaults in our situation. A couple of gotcha's on SEQUENCE if you are considering them. If the server crashes you might need to reset them. There is a cache/nocache option when you...

Setting a default was our first inclination, but it doesn't work at least in Mertech drivers.

If they are really old 2.3 data tables you might even need to run Conv2000 I remember I had to do this for a project. And as Vincent says you will need DOSBOX or vDOS to run it.

Mostly like that. What I did was add a new property to store the field number of the field to use for the sequence. Then augmented AutoIncrement to do that work.



Procedure...

And to follow on SQL Server handles all the concurrency just like an identity column. So no row locking like system tables. And you can reset them or have a roll-over number so they start over...

There is another option for a sort of identity column. It's called a Sequence. We recently moved a handful of former system counters to Sequences in MS SQL. Working perfectly.
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I haven't used the editor part yet. But it can be wrapped as an embedded browser and you can get rid of IE in DF for a browser.

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FYI: Don't try to print any code with this dark theme. The code in white is missing on the printout.

At the end of the day you are trying to access a database and table across a WAN. Unless you have a 1GB internet connection it's going to be slow as molasses. Even with 1GB it won't be that fast.

I have used both. I seem to remember the IsCommittedParentChangeAllowed is used to allow applying field_defaults if you are creating a new parent as part of creating a detail record. I may be wrong....

I would try using the CanEditColumn function in the cDbCjGrid class. It might work.