thanx a lot to all those who replied to my help message !
all ur info was useful.
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Kristy and Brendon
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create a text file.
call it bitmaps.rc (for examples sake)
add the following
MYBITMAP BITMAP c:\mybitmap.bmp
Where MYBITMAP will be the name to reference to load the bitmap in your app
and c:\mybitmap.bmp is
the location of the bitmap file.
compile your bitmaps.rc file with brcc32.exe (found in
"Roser, Wayne" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 30/05/2001 16:51:44:
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>I've got a nice bitmap that I want to include in my res file (Delphi
>4).
> I paste it into image editor, blink twice, and the palette is
> suddenly rubbish
>and the bitmap is suddenly not so nice. Can anyone help me with this
Hi Neven,
As for your comment about a function to format the string, in BCB you
can use:
Now().FormatString("dd/MM/")
In Delphi I assume it would be something like:
Now.FormatString('dd/MM/')
Regards,
Bevan
Neven MacEwan wrote:
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> Mark
>
> Sorry called you "Mike" is the last
Seems
you don't - but am sure that at one stage I did just that, create a parameter,
add it to the query object, set it parameters and it worked. If you trace
through your code and check the paramcount before and after prepare and its zero
then the parameter isn't being created behind the sc
Wayne
Had a problem a bit like this when I put my app on laptop. It was
eventually fixed by downloading the latest video driver for the screen.
Does reducing the colors and / or screen resolution (in Display/Settings)
have any effect?
Mark
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Forget that use DateTimeToString
Neven
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Sorry called you "Mike" is the last email, You don't have to create the
param
It sounds like the error you are getting is from the BDE, so I'll be
interested
to see if my suggestions work
If you want to do a 'static' param do
SQL.Text := 'select * from table where date = '''%s;
SQL.Te
I've got a nice bitmap that I want to include in my res file (Delphi 4). I
paste it into image editor, blink twice, and the palette is suddenly rubbish
and the bitmap is suddenly not so nice. Can anyone help me with this?
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You were right.
I had no idea that I had to specifically add parameter objects
to the TQuery. I can't find any mention of this in any of my 4 Delphi
books.
My procedure is now as follows, but I still
get "Could not find object". Is the code that I have used to add
the parameter correct?
James/Mike
The parameter is created when the onchange event of the SQL property fires
and
if parses the SQL, The advantages of using parameters (over just embedding
them in the SQL Text)
is that is is more efficient if you execute the query multiple times as the
BDE et al compile the
query and le
Corey said
>
> Mark already beat me to the punch with the simplest answer, so I
> thought I'd try to point out a few things instead...
...and much more usefully too.
I was just so delighted that I knew the answer to a question!
Mark
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Maybe
it cannot find an object because the query has NO parameters (I cannot see where
your code creates one). So maybe you need to add (using CreateParam or
otherwise) a Param Object to the datsets Params (with the name "SaveDate",
type Output (I think), ftdate) - before you call prepare.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 30/05/2001 15:36:48:
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>i am need of help with my project, i am trying to save the lines in my
>memo1 box to a text file can some one please help me out here.
Mark already beat me to the punch with the simplest answer, so I
thought I'd try to point out a few things in
Let the Memo do all the work with Memo1.Lines.SavetoFile('path and
filename'). ps each line of a Memo is an item so if you wanted to do the
same manually you would loop through all of them (from 0 to Lines.count -
1).
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procedure TForm1.BitBtn1Click(Sender: TObject);
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Memo1.Lines.SaveToFile('data.txt');
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Mike
Have tried this change, now. No better. I assume
the question about Short Date Format is only relevant while I am using the
DateToStr format?
I think there must be something quitye fundamental, that I
have not passed on to you guys.
I assume that I can use a vanilla TQuery with no prop
How about
Memo.Lines.SaveToFile('data.txt')
Mark
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i am need of help with my project, i am trying to save the li
i am need of help with my project, i am trying to save the lines in my
memo1 box to a text file can some one please help me out here.
procedure TForm1.BitBtn1Click(Sender: TObject);
var
sav:textfile;
dat:string;
begin
dat:='data.txt';
assignfile(sav,dat);
rewrite(sav);
writeln(dat,me
Mark
Have you tried -
ParamByName('SaveDate').AsDate := CurrentDate;
as opposed to
ParamByName('SaveDate').AsString :=
DateToStr(CurrentDate);
What is your Short Date Format - dd/mm/yy or
mm/dd/yy?
DateToStr may not be giving you a valid date for
SQL
Why you would get "could not find ob
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Hi Mark,
> should the parameter have been substituted, in the file that is written?
Not sure. Like I said, I only use it to check my work when I'm modifying query
lines at runtime.
What about the settings in the TParams of the query's Params property, as I
mentioned in my post? Are they ok? Can
OK.
So I should expect the SQL.txt written out to still have the ":SaveDate"
rather than the date itself?
Is what I am trying to do common, or is it more normal to build up the SQL
by adding lines in the code?
Mark
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Dennis
Have just tried that and got exactly the same result, both in terms of the
File written out and the Error message.
Mark
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BTW, I was meant to say that the SQL is not modified by parameters. When
the query is executed, the parameters sent along with the query.
Regards,
Dennis.
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Type preparing the query before you set the parameter.
Regards,
Dennis.
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>
> Thanks for the r
Thanks for the response Craig.
When I set the SaveDate parameter specifically (as below) and then do the
SaveToFile immediately before the SQL code is executed, the code written out
still has the ":SaveDate" parameter - rather than the '01/03/2001'.
Is this right? or should the parameter have bee
on theregister.co.uk, no less.
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Hi Mark,
Could it be a problem in the settings of the Params property?
For a date I use
Datatype ftDate
ParamType ptInput
Maybe try putting a date into the Params Value property (it can stay
there forever as you are always overwriting it) and see what happens?
I've also used things like
qryMyQuer
Does anyone know of a tchecklistbox that also has expansion like in
attree view? So that you can group tickable items?Matt.
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Mark Howard
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2001 12:55
PM
Subject: Re: [DUG]:
Okay - Too vague?
Further to my post below:
The error is and EDBEngineError "Could not find object' and it
occurs on the line that opens the query.
Is there any way to get more specific information about the
error?
What sort of things would cause an error of this
nature?
Any help wo
I had thought the ID_SLPRTY was the Parameter, but can see also that it is a
return value so will try getting at it via fields[0].asIniteger.
Thanks all for your help/suggestions.
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To: Multiple recipients
Hi
Using Paradox.
When I run the following SQL code (DocNos.Sql) using the
LoadFromFile method, things work fine;
Delete from DocketNos Where DocketNo in (Select
DocketNo from DocketsWhere ForCode not in (Select distinct forcode from
docketswhere docketdate > '03/31/2001'))
But when
"Nic Wise" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 30/05/2001 09:46:33:
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>> > CREATE PROCEDURE PRO_GETSLPRTY
>> > RETURNS (ID_SLPRTY INTEGER)
>> > AS
>> > BEGIN
>> > ID_SLPRTY = gen_id(GEN_SLPRTY, 1);
>
>um, dont you need a
>
>SUSPEND;
>
>right about here? Or is that just for ones you execute with
>
>selec
> > CREATE PROCEDURE PRO_GETSLPRTY
> > RETURNS (ID_SLPRTY INTEGER)
> > AS
> > BEGIN
> > ID_SLPRTY = gen_id(GEN_SLPRTY, 1);
um, dont you need a
SUSPEND;
right about here? Or is that just for ones you execute with
select * from PRO_GETSLPRTY
??
> Thats because u r trying to pass a input para
HTH
Cheng
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
> Behalf Of James Low
> Sent: Wednesday, 30 May 2001 09:21
> To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
> Subject: [DUG]: Interbase/Delphi Stored Procedure
>
>
> My stored procedure (below) wont work. When I
On 30 May 2001, at 9:21, James Low wrote:
> My stored procedure (below) wont work. When I call execproc I get either a
> parameter or type mismatch or I am told there is no Params[0] - the return
> value. The generator it uses has not incremented.
>
> I have an IB Insert TRigger that correctly u
My stored procedure (below) wont work. When I call execproc I get either a
parameter or type mismatch or I am told there is no Params[0] - the return
value. The generator it uses has not incremented.
I have an IB Insert TRigger that correctly uses the generator to fill in a
Null field value when
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> Anyone able to tell me what this error is about?
According to the PSDK:
82 ERROR_CANNOT_MAKE
The directory or file cannot be created.
As to why... have you checked the drive for errors? Is it a pre-FAT32
volume with too many entries in the root directory
Anyone able to tell me what this error is about?
The system runs on about 500 machines and this error arises consistently on
only one with the following specs:
-OS: Windows 95
-Disk Space: 31,256kb 78% free
-Machine Type: Phillips 48X
-RAM: 32MB
Thanks in advance
Steve
Galyer
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