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question about Notepad++
Jacques, I use Notepad++ and also lusted for hex, so I poked around and found at least one such plug-in for Notepad++. As I recall, the only problem at the time was that I'm running the 64-bit version
Jacques, I use Notepad++ and also lusted for hex, so I poked around and found at least one such plug-in for Notepad++. As I recall, the only problem at the time was that I'm running the 64-bit version
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Dynamically Change Printer in UP1.9
Jim, The most likely explanation is that the printer name specified in the INI file does not match the actual Windows Printer Name. I remember one instance that drove me nuts until I realized that act
Jim, The most likely explanation is that the printer name specified in the INI file does not match the actual Windows Printer Name. I remember one instance that drove me nuts until I realized that act
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Steven Blank
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Dynamically Change Printer in UP1.9
Jim, Where does this printer live, locally attached or network queue? It may be you need just the printer name, or it may be that you need a computer name, too. The above example printer happens to be
Jim, Where does this printer live, locally attached or network queue? It may be you need just the printer name, or it may be that you need a computer name, too. The above example printer happens to be
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Steven Blank
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question about Notepad++
I ran into that same issue and, as I recall, it was because the Hex Editor plugin was not compatible with the 64-bit version of Notepad++. I uninstalled the 64-bit version and installed the 32-bit ver
I ran into that same issue and, as I recall, it was because the Hex Editor plugin was not compatible with the 64-bit version of Notepad++. I uninstalled the 64-bit version and installed the 32-bit ver
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Steven Blank
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Pretty Print JSON uniPaaS v1.9p
Friends, An online program calls a local web service to perform a certain action via HTTPCALL(). This web service returns a JSON response, similar to the following: {"Version":"1.0","Status":"RanToCom
Friends, An online program calls a local web service to perform a certain action via HTTPCALL(). This web service returns a JSON response, similar to the following: {"Version":"1.0","Status":"RanToCom
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Steven Blank
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Pretty Print JSON uniPaaS v1.9p
The devil is indeed in the detials. You have to reverse your going-in flow, when going out. ;) Steve Blank
The devil is indeed in the detials. You have to reverse your going-in flow, when going out. ;) Steve Blank
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Steven Blank
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Verify Operation's Message Box Font
Friends, Does anyone know which font is used in uniPaaS' built-in Message Box? The default font is way too tiny and needs to be enlarged, but which entry to change in which font table (Application, In
Friends, Does anyone know which font is used in uniPaaS' built-in Message Box? The default font is way too tiny and needs to be enlarged, but which entry to change in which font table (Application, In
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Steven Blank
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Verify Operation's Message Box Font
Sure? No. Just hoping. But thanks.
Sure? No. Just hoping. But thanks.
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Verify Operation's Message Box Font
Interesting. Thanks!
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Steven Blank
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Displaying image from website in a 9.4 application
Sherm, Try this at home: Update a BLOB variable with the following expression: HTTPGet('https://www.myclient.com/etc/image.jpg', '','') You might have to include a header like 'Content-Type: image/jpg
Sherm, Try this at home: Update a BLOB variable with the following expression: HTTPGet('https://www.myclient.com/etc/image.jpg', '','') You might have to include a header like 'Content-Type: image/jpg
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Steven Blank
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unipaas 1.9 with file dsn
Hi Mike, Are you, as in the earlier post, also wanting to connect to an MS Access DB? 'Cause if you're wanting to connect to a PSQL database, you don't need a local DSN at all, System, User, File, wha
Hi Mike, Are you, as in the earlier post, also wanting to connect to an MS Access DB? 'Cause if you're wanting to connect to a PSQL database, you don't need a local DSN at all, System, User, File, wha
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Steven Blank
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Oracle NEXTVAL Best Practice
Dear Oracle Gurus, For ages (eDeveloper v10.1), I've used a simple Direct SQL task (Batch, End Task Yes-After, Physical Transaction-Before Task Prefix) to execute the following: select cast(prod.pick_
Dear Oracle Gurus, For ages (eDeveloper v10.1), I've used a simple Direct SQL task (Batch, End Task Yes-After, Physical Transaction-Before Task Prefix) to execute the following: select cast(prod.pick_
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Steven Blank
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Oracle NEXTVAL Best Practice
Addendum to this, The aforementioned batch task is being called from within another batch task's Group Prefix logic unit, and in which Transaction mode is Physical, Begin at a Group level. I subsequen
Addendum to this, The aforementioned batch task is being called from within another batch task's Group Prefix logic unit, and in which Transaction mode is Physical, Begin at a Group level. I subsequen
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Steven Blank
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unipaas 1.9 with file dsn
DB2. Right. I knew that.
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Steven Blank
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MSG2MGIC utility (C++ sources)
I downloaded it a couple of years ago, a copy of which I just sent to you privately. Steve Blank
I downloaded it a couple of years ago, a copy of which I just sent to you privately. Steve Blank
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Steven Blank
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DDF for encrypted files
Wes, You need to supply the owner name – in Magic, known as the Access Key – that was used to secure/encrypt the underlying data file. In the PCC, for example, execute the following SET statement prio
Wes, You need to supply the owner name – in Magic, known as the Access Key – that was used to secure/encrypt the underlying data file. In the PCC, for example, execute the following SET statement prio
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Steven Blank
· #185696
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DDF for encrypted files
Wex, Magic allows one to enter more than eight characters into it's Access Key property. However, as far as Btrieve is concerned, an owner name is limited to a maximum of eight characters. This means
Wex, Magic allows one to enter more than eight characters into it's Access Key property. However, as far as Btrieve is concerned, an owner name is limited to a maximum of eight characters. This means
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Steven Blank
· #185707
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Storing int64 into Btrieve
Govert, As others have suggested, add the following to your MAGIC.INI file: [MAGIC_SPECIALS] XXLNumericSize = Y In your Data Sources Repository, define the column in your Btrieve table as Attribute:Nu
Govert, As others have suggested, add the following to your MAGIC.INI file: [MAGIC_SPECIALS] XXLNumericSize = Y In your Data Sources Repository, define the column in your Btrieve table as Attribute:Nu
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Steven Blank
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Failed to open, table error. M94 MSSQL 2012
Second, first: If the system on the crappy network runs on Pervasive PSQL, enabling AutoReconnect on both the server (restart services required) and the client, can help to mask network problems. Exce
Second, first: If the system on the crappy network runs on Pervasive PSQL, enabling AutoReconnect on both the server (restart services required) and the client, can help to mask network problems. Exce
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Steven Blank
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Dataview-number of records
Pavel Check out the DbViewSize() function Steve Blank
Pavel Check out the DbViewSize() function Steve Blank
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Steven Blank
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