some more...

Robert,

you're right, small files like this are very unusual
(sorry, couldn't resist)

Karl

Hi Chris, Robert, I experienced a (for us) serious bug in the macrocompiler. When I call a method with three parameters by reference an error occurs. This causes crashes in several scripts (VOSCRIPT) that run in the production environment of our customers. Here is an example which shows the problem:...

Hi Wolfgang,
thank you very much. That's what I was looking for. I'll give it a try next week.
Karl

Hi, I have a question for Dick (ic2): Some years ago you mentioned an undocumented setting for ADS. I think it was for ADS local in a terminal-server environment. I thought I saved it somewehere in my memo-folder but I can't find it anymore. I'm also not sure if it is what I'm looking for. Do you re...

Karl,

because the indexkey might not be unique

Karl

BTW, here is my solution which seems to work METHOD IsRecordInOrder(nRecno,nOrder) // class MyDBServer inherit DBServer LOCAL lOk AS LOGIC LOCAL uTop AS USUAL LOCAL uBottom AS USUAL LOCAL uValue AS USUAL LOCAL nOldRec AS DWORD LOCAL nOldOrder AS DWORD Default(@nRecno,0) Default(@nOrder,0) IF nRecno ...

Hi Daniel, Chris,

see my post
https://www.xsharp.eu/forum/topic/3603

Karl

Hi Robert,
that's exactly what I intended to do after the customer has complained about performance.
I just wondered whether there is a (maybe hidden) method/function for this i didn't know about...

Karl

Hi everybody, after only 30 years of programming in clipper, VO and x# I have a beginner's question: Is there a simply way to determine, if the current record is part of a conditional index, maybe even with scopes set ? I used (orderkeyno()<>0) so far, but this gets extremely slow with big tables. T...