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24/08/2017 08:56:33
 
 
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Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
Codage, syntaxe et commandes
Divers
Thread ID:
01653522
Message ID:
01653661
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>>>>>>>>>Secondly I don't use SQL through; my application is using CA. And I do use SQLExec(). But the SQL Select/Insert/Update do not give me any problems since I learned how to catch them right at the point where they are executed. When I look at some customers' error log I see mostly the error caused by a problem instantiating objects. And so far, I have not learned how to catch those.
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>>>>>>>>CA is also SQL :). I use prg-based CA class and in each of the after* methods there's a check for the lResult parameter, and if .f., aError(ea), then olog.logArray(@ea).
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Just now I got the idea that I could pass this as a parameter - logging the state of the cursor adapter may also help.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Maybe I should simply not have any bugs in my application and therefore won't need to log errors :)
>>>>>>
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>>>>>>too much effort to implement now. Inform your users that it is a feature...
>>>>>
>>>>>After tonight this will be a moot point, as I intend to win the big lottery. The winner gets about $700 million tonight.
>>>>
>>>>Understood. After that win I will charge 1$ for every line I write to you...
>>>
>>>Sounds very fair price. I didn't win and happy about it. Life would be too complicated. This morning I received texts and photos from my younger daughter hiking with a bunch of other young people through towns of Norway. This is much happier news than having to deal with millions of dollars.
>>
>>Sorry for jumping in, but I noticed the word Norway. Do you happen to know which towns your daughter visited?
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>So far she visited Bergen, Stravanger. And today she sent pictures of standing on a high cliff looking down on a river. And I don't know what is the name of the town. Maybe still Stravanger or maybe another.

My guess is that it's a place called Prekestolen ("The Preacher's Chair"). Tom Cruise and the Mission Impossible team will spend nine days there next year, shooting scenes for the next MI film. I haven't been there, it's a four hour walk each way, but a few years I took a sight seeing ferry which passed it, in one of the nicest trips I have ever made. Only my visits to Grand Canyon and other places it Arizona and Utah can match that trip.
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