I believe that there is a function called YEAR(). This should convert your 2 digit years to 4 digit years, and I have seen this extensively used with Fox for Dos Y2K issues.
There is a command called list struct. I have already used this command for this very purpose. There is a switch list table to file. LIST STRUCTURE TO FILE "c:\temp\myfile.TXT" Hope that helped.
Open GL Programming and Direct X programming are opular APIs for graphics programming. They both support 2d and 3d graphics, along with a host of rendering and surfacing features. <br>
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Open GL is an excellent entry point to the MFC. If you can program with Open GL. I suggest a book...
I am running into a file error 32 after i do a fopen in my code. I have not found any documentation that covers this error. I found the definition in the Errno.h file. It is :<br>
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#define EPIPE 32<br>
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Here is part of my code:<br>
if( (stream = fopen( cfile, "r+b"...
Sometimes it is necessary to do a little system maintenance. Sometimes the middle of the night just doesnt cut it. If you want to do and index and pack in your code, you should verify that you can use the tables exclusivly. <br>
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* Create an array of...
Well, I suggest that you look into Stonefield database toolkit. Stonefield allows you to reindex, repair corrupt tables and update your databases without writing a program to do these functions. It allows you to go straight from database design to production without changing the code every...
Look into remote views for FoxPro. Therein lies your answer. Also these can be requied to show new table contents. Combining OBDC with remote views will allow you to integrate to almost any database.
Use the DETAIL section of the report in the Report Designer to total up line items and show the final info from the report. If you need further help, I suggest a book. Visual Foxpro OOP, by WROX. It covers Rapid Application Developement as well as good sections on the report designer, the...
im just guessing but perhaps one of your controls acts differently under 6. eg there is a terminal control that will not work under 6 at all. try taking each control off individually and see if the overall performance of the form increases. if you cannot remove the controls without breaking...
If you would like to Index your data more effectively, check into stonefield database kit. re-indexing via fox commands is not nearly as effective as stonefield database kit. not only does it index, it has a wide variety of safety features in it to protect your data against file corruption.
visual foxpro maintains complete "backwards compatibility" meaning IF you re-compile the project with visual 6.0, you will be able to run the executible.
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