Benoît Minisini wrote:
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> Le 10/08/2012 01:34, acidblue a écrit :
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>> I noticed when i use 'datetime' as a type in sqlite it also adds a time
>> at
>> the end the date:
>> 8/9/2012 00:00:00 when displayed in a dataview box.
>>
>> Is
"Unknown Symbol DataView1 in class FMain"
Is the error I'm getting.
Sorry for the late reply.
Code:
Try rTable.Update
If Error Then
Print "Update failed"
Message.Error(ERROR.Text)
Else
FMain.DataView1.Update
Message.Info("Update was successful")
I noticed when i use 'datetime' as a type in sqlite it also adds a time at
the end the date:
8/9/2012 00:00:00 when displayed in a dataview box.
Is there a way to NOT display the time, just the date?
I have to re-adjust the column widths every time program loads,(using
dataview),this is inherit
I tried this and it works fine.
Dim $date As Date
$date = DateBox1.Value + vbxFlwrTime.Value
txtFin.Text = $date
acidblue wrote:
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> I have a date box that I want to use for adding a number of days to.
> EX: say user picks date 9/10/12(American style date format) and enters
>
Ahh I like that idea!
I 'm now using Gambas 3 ;)
When you say make module do you mean make an actual module(Right
click>>new>>module)
or can i add this code to the FMain form??
CODE
Public sub Main()
Connections["MyConnection"].Open
End
Fabien Bodard-4 wrote:
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> 2012/8/8 Adam Ant
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>> On
Fabien Bodard-4 wrote:
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> 2012/8/8 Adam Ant
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>> On Wed, Aug 8, 2012 at 2:59 PM, Fabien Bodard
>> wrote:
>> > Le 8 août 2012 04:49, "Adam Ant" a écrit :
>> >> The answer is:
>> >>
>> > It's create
>> >> rTable=$hConn.create("Inventory",> >> want to update>)
>> >> IF rTable.Available then
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