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Hey thanks Stephen!
That'll save me a bit of time. I guess I just cycle
through my tables replacing your 'archive.db' with each in turn?
Regarding the conversion to C/S, the IBO components have a set
that directly replace existing TQuery's and TTables as a halfway house befor
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Mark,
If you
are using Paradox you only need to do like:
tbarchive := nil;
try Screen.Cursor :=
crHourglass; tbArchive :=
TTable.create( nil ); with
tbArchive do
begin
databasename :=
datadir;
tablename :=
'arc
Hi,
This is a bit clugie, but it seems to work :) There is probably an API
hidden away some where.
FCtrl: Boolean;
FVKey: Boolean;
...
procedure TForm1.Memo1KeyDown(Sender: TObject; var Key: Word;
Shift: TShiftState);
begin
FCtrl := ssCtrl in Shift;
end;
procedure TForm1.Memo1KeyPress(Se
HI All.
I have a need to trap when someone does a paste into a control, so I can
add some comments above the newly pasted text.
What I am currently doing is if the press ctrl+v I get the line pos where
the text is about to pasted to, then insert some text at that pos-1
This does not quite wor
Thanks Patrick. I wasn't going to have a visible form at all but it
turns out I do need one and your example was very useful.
Cheers,
Ross.
Patrick Dunford wrote:
>The one I have used which I am happy with is mdTrayIcon by Martin Djaernes.
>
>You can make an application autohide to the system
I have a TQuery
descendant and I want to put a Component editor on it (right click context menu
option).
To get the default
behaviour I must inherit from TQueryEditor in BDEReg.pas.
When I build my
design time only package I get the error Cannot find
BDEReg.dcu.
I have found
BDEReg.p
>Isn't this what FreeReport is being baased off? Something about the
>author no longer supporting it or something... not sure thou.
No, that was an earlier fork as far as I can tell, FastReport is very well
supported - the last release was a week ago. There's even dbExpress support
and a be
To
rebuild the indexes you can use the TTUtility component set from O2A www.o2a.com
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Mark
HowardSent: Thursday, 6 September 2001 10:41To: Multiple
recipients of list delphiSubject: Re: [DUG]: S
A very
important point that can never be repeated too much:
It is
absolutely imperative that when a table is posted a call is made to DbiSaveTable
to flush the cache. On Windows 95 anyway, and there have been documented other
issues on networks, and with Windows disk caching.
OTOH I
hav
Thanks Edward,
I'm looking at your recommendation at the moment, quite like its small
footprint.
> I started using it a while back & it's richtext support was
> one of the reasons.
>From your experience, how good does it handle richtext, especially for data
spinning multiple Bands/Pages?
Regar
Isn't this what FreeReport is being baased off? Something about the author
no longer supporting it or something... not sure thou.
--On Thursday, 6 September 2001 11:01 a.m. +1200 Edward Aretino
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> FastReport (http://www.fastreport.ru/) is US$99 and is one of the
> l
Oh yeah, and there's a free version of it out there as well. I think
FastReport started off free and then forked into commercial FastReport vs.
FreeReport. FreeReport is no longer connected to FastReport, but they seem
to still be compatible..
http://www.adwin.ru/dinfo/eng/freereport/
At 11:
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Scheduling a rebuild at night sounds better.
I have TUtil32 but don't know if it runs with comand line
parameters, which it would need to do if it were to run unattended. If it
does accept parameters would need to know the syntax.
The alternative is to just write a console app
FastReport (http://www.fastreport.ru/) is US$99 and is one of the lightest
available.
I started using it a while back & it's richtext support was one of the
reasons. That price includes the user-level report builder. It connects to
TDatasets (along with other methods), so it's compatible with
Cheng
When you find out - please enlighten us :-)
For all it warts the Crystal VCL has been good to me it one limitation in
you app
is that you can't reference BLOBs in formulae, but it does directly write
PDF's
Its a great fat DLL but one the plus side it is widely used
Neven
- Original
Mark
Dump Paradox, This a perenial problem with
ISAMs
Neven
- Original Message -
From:
Mark Howard
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2001 10:40
AM
Subject: Re: [DUG]: SQL Poser
That's an interesting suggestion. But some
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Depends the size of the tables and the spec of the
machine running on. A reasonably sizeable table on a <500MHz machine will
take minutes - tens of minutes to rebuild, which probably isn't good on
start up.
A
better way would be to run a scheduler and have it rebuild in the
That's an interesting suggestion. But some
questions:
Is this recommended practice?
Does it slow down startup significantly (26
tables)
What code do you use to see if you have exclusive use of
table?
What do you use to rebuild the indexes - will DBIRestructure
do it?
Mark
- Original
Morning all,
Our customers need to dynamically generate -> preview -> print complex RTF
documents from within our D5 Apps, the building blocks (RTF format) of these
documents are stored in the DB tables as Blob fields.
Due to the limitation of QuickReport (we use 3.8 Std) - e.g.
QRRichText/QRDBR
I have been trying but I haven't managed to duplicate this - could it be
something to do with printer margins? I tried:
Richedit1.Lines.LoadFromFile('c:\ATextFileWithLongLines.txt');
//Text wrapped to the Rich Edit
RichEdit1.Print('RichEdit word wrap test'); //Text wrapped to the
I'm loading a text file into TRichEdit component, which is created at
rutime and do some processing on text and then print the text.
The text printed is not wrapped, although wordwrap is set to true.
Am I missing something?
Is there any other way to do this?
Regards
Sandeep
Software Develope
It pays to rebuild the indexes automatically on
startup of the first instance. ie. if you can get exclusive use of the table
when you start rebuild the indexes. This way any crashes, power offs etc are
automatically recovered from. This seems to required more often with paradox
then dbase. d
Neven
Thanks! Rebuilt the Customer table and all was
well.
Wonder how long it would have taken me to get to that
solution. I thought screwed indexes always resulted in error
messages. This sort of symptom is much more worrisome (resulting in people
not getting invoiced).
Appreciate yo
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