On Tuesday 30 November 2010 10:12:39 Benoît Minisini wrote:
Ok, is working again ok, thanks, can save the patient's notes, insert pictures
into notes again
Thanks.
> > wasn't really paying attention to the discussion on this, but
> >
> > IsString is gone in the latest update and its blown away a
On Tuesday 30 November 2010 10:12:39 Benoît Minisini wrote:
> > wasn't really paying attention to the discussion on this, but
> >
> > IsString is gone in the latest update and its blown away all our database
> > saving routines (we don't use the gambas ones).
> >
> > This code:
> >
> >If IsStri
> wasn't really paying attention to the discussion on this, but
>
> IsString is gone in the latest update and its blown away all our database
> saving routines (we don't use the gambas ones).
>
> This code:
>
>If IsString(field) Then no longer works.
>
> Any help appreciated.
See the com
wasn't really paying attention to the discussion on this, but
IsString is gone in the latest update and its blown away all our database
saving routines (we don't use the gambas ones).
This code:
If IsString(field) Then no longer works.
Any help appreciated.
In the meantime - Benoit - How
>
> so how does the driver know where to write a result record to in a
> database?
>
> thanks,
> tobi
>
Well, do you know what SQL is?
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Benoît Minisini schrieb:
>>> In creation mode there is only one record in the Result object, the
>>> record that will be created. So Result.Index always returns 0.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>> oh... of course! this makes sense!
>> and for general unterstanding, i can say that an index in a result is
>> some
> >
> > In creation mode there is only one record in the Result object, the
> > record that will be created. So Result.Index always returns 0.
> >
> > Regards,
>
> oh... of course! this makes sense!
> and for general unterstanding, i can say that an index in a result is
> some kind of linked to
Benoît Minisini schrieb:
>> hi,
>>
>> i'm confused about the output i get from:
>>
>> PUBLIC SUB test()
>>
>>DIM hResult AS Result
>>
>>'hConnection is an established Connection, with existing Table
>> "test", Fields "id", db.Serial Primary Key, "name" db.String
>>hResult = hConnection.
> hi,
>
> i'm confused about the output i get from:
>
> PUBLIC SUB test()
>
>DIM hResult AS Result
>
>'hConnection is an established Connection, with existing Table
> "test", Fields "id", db.Serial Primary Key, "name" db.String
>hResult = hConnection.Create("test")
>PRINT hResul
hi,
i'm confused about the output i get from:
PUBLIC SUB test()
DIM hResult AS Result
'hConnection is an established Connection, with existing Table
"test", Fields "id", db.Serial Primary Key, "name" db.String
hResult = hConnection.Create("test")
PRINT hResult.Index
hResult["nam
> >
> > When you do IsNumber(Val(...)), you actually want the new behaviour I
> > want to implement: checking if a string can be safely converted to what
> > you want. In the new syntax, you will directly do IsNumber(...).
> >
> > The IsDigit(), IsLetter()... functions are not concerned by the ch
> Hi Benoit,
>
> I've noticed for quite a while now that the tool tip which used to appear
> when you put the cursor over a tool in the toolbox is gone - I sometimes
> can't remember what the graphic's represent (the list pictures mainly), so
> it would be nice to have this back if possible.
>
>
Hi Benoit,
I've noticed for quite a while now that the tool tip which used to appear when
you put the cursor over a tool in the toolbox is gone - I sometimes can't
remember what the graphic's represent (the list pictures mainly), so it would
be nice to have this back if possible.
Regards
Rich
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