I want to compare the objects created in 2 exes which are built using VFP6 SP5 and VFP8 SP1. I think about using saveas to save the objects in scx and then compare the scxs but the objects I want to compare are based on user-defined classes so saveas won't work according to VFP help.
Basically...
Can CR8.5 be used to create labels which can be printed on dot matrix printer? Someone tells me that CR will always eject so it won't work for dot matrix printer.
I know that I can use SQLConfigDataSource to create an ODBC
System DSN. But I will like to know what happens to those settings like language and Use ANSI quoted identifiers. Are those settings will be default to the settings from the SQL Server so it will be similar to the checkbox Connect to...
Are there any difference between SQL Server 7 and SQL Server 2000 regarding set ansi_padding?
I have the following script:
set ansi_padding on
declare @x integer
select @x = 1
select case when @x = 1 then 'test ' else 'test2 ' end + 'result'
Running the script in SQL Server 2000 will get...
function X exists in dummy1.prg.
function X exists in dummy2.prg.
dummy1.prg is built into test1.exe and dummy2.prg is built into test2.exe. test1.exe can call test2.exe. How can I make sure that when test1.exe calls test2.exe and test2.exe is using function X of dummy2.prg not the function X...
According to SQL BOL, semicolon is required to separate statements. But I can issue the following using VFP8SP1 and ODBC:
csql = "select * from table1 " + ;
"select * from table2"
sqlexec(1, csql)
It works as long as there is a space to separate the statements.
I wonder whether this will...
I notice that if I update a SQL text field with a VFP8 memo field and the content of the memo is something like:
ABC\
TEST
Note: After the \, there is a chr(13).
The SQL text field will become:
ABC
TEST
The backwards slash will disappear. The problem only occurs when the \ is...
Are there any known performance issue in loading VFP6 forms in a Windows 2000 Professional workstation when the forms are located in a SBS 2000 machine?
Thank you for any help.
I'm using VFP 8 SP1.
I want to able to find the current value of a textbox in the KeyPress event. For example, if the textbox has "AB" already and then I enter "C", I want to able to tell that "C" will be the new value of the textbox in the KeyPress event. Another example, if the texbox has...
I want to know the possible causes for the dialog:
The resource File is not valid. Overwrite it with a new empty one?
There is a foxuser.dbf/fpt in the current directory. The config.fpw in the current directory has Title configuration.
Thank you.
I want to understand more about windows locale, code page. Try cpconvert but the converted characters are same as the original expression. I assume that I will able to convert English characters to other language and vice versa by using cpconvert.
If there is any article about this area, it...
If I build an exe with Debug Info checked, does it mean that I can see the source code of VCX, PRG, SCX with the trace window?
Is there a way to build an exe so that source code cannot be seen but the line # can be shown if an error occurs?
Thank you for any help.
I have a text file which has some ASCII extended characters such as ˜?~¡ÅÂÃ͹Ãv™Æ¼È¶|oœ¼Â¬¾¸tg‰†d|vztxj]. I want to update it to a non-Unicode column in SQL Server and then read it back. If the Windows locale is English, I have no problem. But if the Windows locale is something like Chinese...
After I build an exe with the Debug Info checked, what should astackinfo() return if there is an error?
Note: The methods in both scx and vcx are stripped out before building the exe.
This is my finding:
If the error is from scx, it will able to show line # and source code.
If the error is...
I'm trying to use set coverage to in a scx. But I don't get anything and no error. The appplication is compiled using VFP 6 SP5 and only VPF6 runtimes files are installed.
I wonder whether set coverage to requires coverage.app installed.
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