Hi There,
Probably like most of us I do a staggering amount of cutn paste, and not
infrequently use the Paste Special, and within that the paste as string and
paste as comment.
Two things.
Firstnly, now that the user configurable buttons can be dropped on the toolbar
(thanks for explaining th
Benoît Minisini wrote:
>> I made the change to source and update before and after index. Now I get
>> error 'No field". I checked database and the table and index is created,
>> but what is the error for? What is the number "23" before the "No field"
>> error in the debug output?
>>
>
> The er
> I made the change to source and update before and after index. Now I get
> error 'No field". I checked database and the table and index is created,
> but what is the error for? What is the number "23" before the "No field"
> error in the debug output?
The error comes from the second Update(). Re
> Just the last line tells me it wants a table to add the index.
>
> >From the past with msaccess and mysql i had a problem too
> The solution was write the table first and change the field type.
>
> For the last line I would say it try to create the index "glcoa_sort" ON glcoa
> and that the tabl
Benoît Minisini schrieb:
>> Benoît Minisini schrieb:
Sharing a file exclusively locked very briefly and getting everything
to work correctly amongst multiple programs can be brain-twisting.
With increasing use of mulit-cores, the possibility for sharing files
using any lock tech
> Benoît Minisini schrieb:
> >> Sharing a file exclusively locked very briefly and getting everything
> >> to work correctly amongst multiple programs can be brain-twisting.
> >> With increasing use of mulit-cores, the possibility for sharing files
> >> using any lock technique is more important th
Benoît Minisini schrieb:
>> Sharing a file exclusively locked very briefly and getting everything
>> to work correctly amongst multiple programs can be brain-twisting.
>> With increasing use of mulit-cores, the possibility for sharing files
>> using any lock technique is more important than ever be
> Sharing a file exclusively locked very briefly and getting everything
> to work correctly amongst multiple programs can be brain-twisting.
> With increasing use of mulit-cores, the possibility for sharing files
> using any lock technique is more important than ever before
> because all associated
Sharing a file exclusively locked very briefly and getting everything
to work correctly amongst multiple programs can be brain-twisting.
With increasing use of mulit-cores, the possibility for sharing files
using any lock technique is more important than ever before
because all associated programs
