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I see in VFP Help that if you're stick building your app's top
positioned (not-pop-up) Menu code by hand, it has a FONT clause.
However, I use the good ol' fashioned Menu designer (as clunky as it
is). I've introduced the ability for the user to pick the Font s/he
wants
Hi Koen,
I respectfully disagree. In my case, I grabbed all of the Server data
locally into a cursor, and then I use the SET FILTER on that to show the
respective data when appropriate. This is better than repeat trips to
the Server via the SQL SELECT. I'll take that bet every day of the wee
On 5/15/2019 6:23 PM, Richard Kaye wrote:
And here's a use case where SET FILTER can be quite useful in a production
application. Let's say you have a form that displays account receivable
transactions for a customer (invoices, payments, adjustments, etc.). You want
to be able to display only
What you want to do - definitely seems to spark a memory inside my old
feeble mind. Maybe I had tried working on something like that some YEARS
ago! I can even visualize in my head the circumstance - and I think it
was for some client project - and they were doing shipments. But, beyond
that -
As Uncle Ted says, you have to test with your typical dataset to determine when
a query has more overhead than using VFP's native functionality. Leaving aside
the use of "select *", another matter of personal taste 😊, when your table has
a relatively small number of rows and columns I'd agree. T
Hi all,
Has anyone worked with the UPS ShipExec SDK .NET Class Library files and
a VFP app?
I have been presented with a case and I am looking for guidance.
Thanks,
Philip Borkholder
Vicksburg, MI
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Alan,
In this case select..into nofilter is according to me not the same as the
english no filter, it means 'select again and disregard the previous
select'
Regards,
Koen
Op do 16 mei 2019 om 10:49 schreef Alan Bourke :
> Depending on the select it might well just be filtering internally anyway,
Depending on the select it might well just be filtering internally anyway,
hence the 'nofilter' clause.
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Alan Bourke
alanpbourke (at) fastmail (dot) fm
On Thu, 16 May 2019, at 6:26 AM, Koen Piller wrote:
> Richard,
> what you describe is a matter of personal taste.
> There is no overhaed
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