>Hi again, Cetin.
>
>>Read my reply, This piece is not needed.
>
>I read it, Cetin, and thanks for the info. As a matter of
>fact, I was reading something very similar to what you wrote
>in -- believe it or not! -- VFP help on SYS(2015) :^) :^).
>Seriously, I read it yesterday, and when I read comments here
>from varoius people, I'd like to think they have read up on the
>subject (using VFP's help facility) and that they are stearing
>me away from a path they've already been down and back again.
>All I can say is that I RTFM :^), and as a newb to VFP, I will
>sometimes need clarification from you, my mentors :^).
>
>BTW, is it me, or do you people think the folks at Microsoft
>go to some kind of "obfiscation and detraction writing school"
>before Gates and company will let them write a help file or
>manual? :^) :^). If any of you people have read the books
>from Microsoft Press, you know what I mean :^) :^).
>
>>OTOH sys(2015) duplication is not very slim (or even slim)
>>in a multiuser environment.
>
>As I have mentioned in other threads here on UT, we have a
>situation where the app is either muli-user or a single
>client. It all depends on whether the app has an Internet
>connection or not. Also, should a collision take place,
>we plan on adding VFP and MySQL code to e-mail us about
>it via triggers and stored procedures. Will even add some
>code to e-mail our cell phones, just for good measure.
>(Man. That last sentence reminds me of the days when I was
>both IT geek and programming geek at the same time, and my
>Motorola text pager would go off at 3:22 AM or something.
>NAK! :^)
>
>
>>Even only 2 fast typist were able to produce it (given
>>that you might have in code insert/imports
>>computers surely increase that level to almost over 50%).
>>Read this sys(2015) alone is never safe. Use GUID.
>
>In all of our new apps, we're going GUID all the way, Cetin.
>Thanks for the info, dude. Much appreciated. BTW, we really,
>really appreciate everyones' input here, folks. Thanks a
>bunch! :^)
>
>
>Best Regards,
>
>Randall
I have read many books from MS press and I'm not sure what you mean. All was nice, clean, helpfull. The only book I didn't like was published by another company.
Cetin
