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Hi Brian

Kindly post the source for mycurrency() function that you mentioned for members benefits

Thanks

Joe

Hi all I got the dc_regquerry() and dc_regwrite() working. Now I have one problem some currency symbols have decimal code outside the range 0 to 255 and therefore cannot be copied to the program or saved into database. Like Korea won and Nigeria Naira for example has decimal code 8358. They also hav...

Hi all I got the dc_regquerry() and dc_regwrite() working. Now I have one problem some currency symbols have decimal code outside the range 0 to 255 and therefore cannot be copied to the program or saved into database. Like Korea won and Nigeria Naira for example has decimal code 8358. They also hav...

Hi Tom

Great !!!

I appreciate

Joe

Hi all

How can I programmatically change the currency symbol at runtime using either dc_regquery/dc_regwrite() or winapi functions.

Thanks

Joe

Hi Chris

Thanks so much for your response. I appreciate.

I used odbc with sqlexpress. I used the xbase tools 3 functions namely

1. Filestr()
2. Strfile()

Work fine. These functions can read any type of file and write it back to file. I didn't realise it initially.

Joe

Hi all

I am working on document management system and need to save any kind of files to bytea of PG using SQL insert and update.

Thanks

Joe

Hi Roger

Though I don't use pgdbe but I had the same issues while migrating add to pg server. You may have to drop the table first then create the new table with upper case field names then add your data.

I advice that you don't use text field of pg too.

Joe

Hi Roger

Though I don't use pgdbe but I had the same issues while migrating add to pg server. You may have to drop the table first then create the new table with upper case field names then add your data.

I advice that you don't use text field of pg too.

Joe

Hi Brian

Thanks for your contributions.

I think Alaska should communicate better to this community. In my own thinking Alaska should explore the option of turning the project to open source kind of.

They need to do something before it is too late.

Joe