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I'm
assuming it's a URL of a publicly accessible document?
Or
maybe is it a secret?
;o)
cheers,
Paul.
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> Sure just dont use any 2000 functions
There is an MSDE 2000 therefore, assuming you are deploying that, you are
free to use such functions.
cheers,
Paul.
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PayGlobal is looking for an experienced software developer with good OO
design skills.
"There is now an excellent opportunity for a dynamic and innovative Software
Engineer to join our head office in Christchurch, New Zealand. Reporting to
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If there's an ODBC (or OLE DB) driver for Interbase you could try using Data
Transformation Services (DTS) in SQL Server.
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David Brennan wrote:
> And before you begin thinking that you couldn't be a
> Microsoft Partner, we are, it hasn't cost us
> anything to join, we don't have any Microsoft Certified
> developers working for us etc.
David, on the MS site it says:
"Microsoft Certified Partners must have at least 2 M
Maybe the NetServerEnum Windows API function is what youre after?
>From MSDN: The NetServerEnum function lists all servers of the specified
type that are visible in a domain. For example, an application can call
NetServerEnum to list all domain controllers only or all SQL servers only.
http://ms
At the risk of not appearing to not enter into the spirit of the discussion
;) aren't you talking about a database application?
Therefore the number of clock cycles you can save by coding a certain way
over another is more than swamped by relatively slow database operations.
Therefore I'd err on
John,
> can you possibly tell me how (after getting connected) to change to an
> ftp://xxx.xx.xxx address?
I haven't used the TIdFTP component before, but maybe you need to call
TIdFTP.Disconnect before changing the address, then Connect with the new
address?
Paul.
> Thanks, I had a quick peek, but can't find any upload-related
> logic.
How about the component's Post method which is called in the btnGoClick
method?
>From the help:
++
TIdHTTP.Post - Send HTTP data to a web server or CGI program.
procedure Post(URL: string; const Source: TStrin
Have you checked out the Indy components?
If not, there is an example (in Delphi 6) in Delphi\Demos\Indy\HTTPClient
using the Indy TIdHTTP component which might be relevant.
Paul.
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Bob,
> Two of our students have experienced problems with ADO
> datasets connected to Access tables on their home P.C.s,
> but not here on the college computers.
> The data and source code are identical in both locations.
You might want to check the ADO version is the same on both machines.
(On
"relies" on the other.
Paul Ritchie
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Yuk. (I'd still seriously question the need to denormalise though.)
Paul Ritchie
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> From: Steve Galyer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2001 9:30 AM
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> Subjec
h
the addition of this field. ;-) Can you maybe achieve what you want to by
calculating the total when you actually need it?
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oc and testing code in
query analyzer though, as it worked for me in QA.
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You could use a temporary table?
(Quotes corrected)
select @sql='select au_lname into #temp from authors where
au_id=''172-32-1176'''
exec (@sql)
select @result=au_lName from #temp
Paul Ritchie
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> From
You could use a temporary table?
select @sql='select au_lname into #temp from authors where
au_id='172-32-1176'
exec (@sql)
select @result=au_lName from #temp
Paul Ritchie
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> From: Jim Zheng [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Neven,
I use TreeSize Pro and find it quite handy.
http://www.jam-software.com/treesize.html
Don't know about quick though, as it has to traverse all files and
directories on the drive.
Paul Ritchie
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> From: Neven MacEwan [ma
MSDN says 0x80040E37 is "The specified table does not exist".
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q168/3/54.asp
Paul Ritchie
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you can delpoy an
MSDE database for free. Doesn't the application need to have been written
with an MS development tool, or do you just need to 'own' Office developer
or Visual Studio? (We mainly use Visual C++.)
Paul Rit
where applicable, and
update CDs arrive on monthly as new versions become available.
Now I'm not saying Delphi isn't good - it's fantastic. But before I started
here I had no idea that this MSDN resource existed, much less of it's
comprehensive nature.
NetFileEnum would appear to enumerate file users, and the MSDN indicates
that it should work on a remote server using by passing that server's UNC
name.
http://www.msdn.microsoft.com/library/psdk/network/ntlmapi2_5dm5.htm
Paul Ritchie
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JOIN Table t2 ON t2.ID=t1.ID+1
JOIN Table t3 ON t3.ID=t1.ID+2
WHERE t1.ID % 3 = 1
(untested)
There might be issues if your IDs are not consecutive, but otherwise
something like that should work.
Paul Ritchie
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> -Original Message-
> From: Don
The Delphi\Demos\Virtual ListView project might help.
FileSearch, FindFirst & FindNext functions are useful to fill controls
manually.
And depending on whether you need a Listview, there is also TFileListBox and
other related stuff in the Filectrl unit.
HTH
Paul Ritchie
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(c1) will return a count of all rows where c1 IS NOT NULL.
But that's SQL Server - I have no idea about Interbase.
Paul Ritchie
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> -Original Message-
> From: Neven MacEwan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, 14 March 2001 11:39 a.m.
I think Delphi translates Tabs to spaces in the source code whereas Visual
Studio saves the Tabs. Therefore VS can change what the Tab is represented
by, but Delphi can't.
Maybe there's an editor setting that changes this?
Pa
> > Can you point me to a link that confirms that?
I found a newsgroup thread on Deja on this issue:
++
> This makes me think the @@identity variable is extremely unreliable
> when used in the middle tier.
If you return/use the value from the same batch, you don't have a problem
w
n so connection
> pooling can stuff it up (under heavy loads)
>
> Neven
>
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> From: Paul Ritchie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Subject: RE:
Neven,
Well you learn something new every day eh?
> a/ They are only unique to a connection and
I didn't think so. Aren't they generated from within the database? I use
them in stored procedures and I don't see how they could be only unique to a
connection. Can you point me to documentation
> (Interbase is so easy in this sense because generators are
> produced outside any transactions).
So are SQL Server identity columns, and I've got to say they're even easier.
Paul Ritchie.
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umn already provides.
As Nic implied, do you really need consecutive IDs?
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k copy fails, or if the transaction is rolled
back."
It goes on further about accomplishing consecutive IDs in this situation,
but I would be more tempted to add a seperate timestamp or datetime column
containing the time the row was inserted to achiev
itself.
Paul Ritchie.
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> An old client of mine
> ...
> Should I dob them in?
Inbelieveable.
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How about the BDE?
I haven't looked, but I would have thought if anything was built to move
from Paradox to Interbase then it would be that.
Paul Ritchie.
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ould appear to be a mistake to use NetMasters.
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r mans' multi-tier".
It is clear I am looking at this from a different perspective to you, and as
such these generalisations aren't going to achieve much. I'll therefore
leave you to it.
Paul Ritchie.
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;nth tier', or stored procedure on the database. The fact that
they operate on the same tables is not in itself an indication that the
"wheels have fallen off" - IMHO of course.
Paul Ritchie.
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h SELECT * INTO on one selection, and then apply
remaining restrictions to that set.
Depends on your situation I guess.
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you providing for a single view or
table?
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imple, with code highlighting, and
tooltip-style variable inspection.
I have heard the argument that all updates to a database should be done
through stored procedures to easily ensure consistency (for a complex
operation) and enhance security as users no longer need permissions to
update tables directly
Next;
end;
end;
end;
Or you could replace it with the contents of an HTML file or the output from
another PageProducer.
Paul Ritchie
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SetWindowsHookEx.
Hours of fun - guaranteed.
Paul Ritchie
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> -Original Message-
> From: Donovan J. Edye [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, 29 September 2000 09:39
> To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
> Subject: [DUG]: [Q] Trap
How
about just:-
Sender.ForceNewPage :=
true;
I
assume that is the intention - to force the band that is about to print onto a
new page?
Paul
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suite for playing audio files, eg. fading one
track while the next started playing - that sort of thing. They struck me
as being a very professional set of components, with lots of relevant demo
applications as well.
Paul Ritchie
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> Subject: Re: [DUG]: Delphi and XML
>
>
> Paul
>
> You are trying to tempt me aren't you?
>
> The question is what do you truly pay going to an MS
> seminar...what do you
> truly PAY!!!!
>
> Regards
> Neven
>
&g
At the risk of a violent flaming, can I point out that MS seminars are $99
(incl GST) for a full day including lunch? What prices are you planning
this time?
Paul Ritchie
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> From: Richard Vowles [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, 15
the Win32 Programmers Reference help file for details.
Paul Ritchie
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> -Original Message-
> From: Donovan J. Edye [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, 13 June 2000 17:46
> To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
> Subject: [DUG]: Determining SQL Serv
> I have an app where I don't want any mouse events to be
> registered after a certain point. This includes all onclick
> events. Is there a way I can intercept all of these for all
> controls on the form or simply just shut down the mouse for
> this app.
You could install a mouse hook proced
You could use SetWindowsHookEx() with the WH_KEYBOARD parameter.
Unfortunately a system wide hook must be set from within a DLL.
Fortunately DLLs aren't so bad in Delphi.
Paul Ritchie
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t writers?
>if your DB is anything larger than small (say 50MB) then
Crystal is useless.
We are using CR6 on Access (900 MB) and MS SQL Server 6.5
databases up to 1.2Gb with no problems.
Paul Ritchie
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