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You can do that with the SELECT command: SELECT Strip(p1,p2) AS cResult.

But I will never ever just install and run an EXE I got from someone somewhere.

What do you suggest, how do you want it?

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You could download and try test version of PowerSql library and do the same research with it. It would be interesting to compare it's performance with your current ones. BTW, did you do your tests several times or only once?

Hi,

Here is a demo program of multi CPU usage. Try it.

Hi, I remember ALASKA say it is NOT SAFE to use. So ALASKA don´t support it, you can try it at your own risk. Alaska have their reasons to say it is not safe, it is their matter and I don't care for that. Multi CPU is an option in Windows for decades and I don't think that Microsoft would allow that...

Hi, It is possible to use multiple CPUs in a single Xbase++ app instance, but that job have to be done in C using Xbase++ C-API. You have to create your own multiple threads in C and run your thread processes in C. Each thread can be assigned a different CPU and they all run concurrently. In this wa...

Hi, I know all Windows controls, including Tooltip. In my PowerWin library I have implemented some of them: Animation, SysLink and Up-Down. I think that Alaska has no more interest to implement other missing Windows controls. If you prefer Windows Tooltip control, why don't you implement it and make...

Hi, I know that MagicHelp is an Alaska sample in Source\Samples\Solution\Tooltip. It works fine in their example, and I don't think its a bad solution. Maybe its usage in eXpress++ system is not correct and needs some changes. In my PowerWin library I also implemented tooltip, but its simpler than i...

Hi, There are a number of complains with problems of using DC_ToolTipEnable(.T.) and MagicHelp, and none of them are solved??? It seems that MagicHelp in not so "Magic", or DC_ToolTip don't use it correctly. I think that in the line 938 the cause of error is this part: lastmp1[1] == mp1[1] .AND. las...

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