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Viewing values from formulas in Excel
Hi Rob, I am using a parameterized view to display query on the database. But I find that, VFP 6.0 has a major bug in the local view designer too, the view designer is not working if you include a UDF into the fields (UDF stored to database already). Once you saved your definition, your original view will be

Calling function in conditional formatting expression
Am I expecting too much? The spare PC doesnt have any windows OS on it. I know the real solution would be to network the PC's together and get a router, but that requires some money! Thanks for your time. The CDs are in UDF format. Try: mount -t udf -r /dev/cdrom /mnt/someplace Then everything should be visible.

Reference Form Control in View or UDF?
iAmRoot ted...@louisacomm.net linux redhat misc "William H. Jones II" <hawaii...@hawaii.rr.com> writes: Aloha everyone, I thought I had a problem reading Windows CD-RWs in Linux, but then I remembered that they were all created with Easy CD Creator which uses the UDF reader. Does anyone know if there is a Linux

UDF's using other UDF's
Where can i setup a form that uses UDF? First, you make sure that the UDF's you want to search are UDFs defined in the folder. Then you select the folder so that it shows in the Explorer window. Select the basic view you want to use and click View Current View | Define Views ... And copy the current view to another

cannot view photos on disc with windows xp
isa...@adobe.com adobe indesign macintosh In fact, the InDesign CS Classroom in a Book CDROM is in UDF format. This is fully compatible with the versions of Windows Whatever the problem the poster of the problem is having, it isn't due to a UDF file system. The "original retail version" of the CDROM is UDF! - Dov.

GROUP BY messes up results of view based on UDF !!?!
If you pass that as an argument to your UDF, you should be able to keep track of the record that messed up. -- Marsh MVP [MS Access] G Lykos wrote: Marshall, I don't follow your reply. If you open up a table in datasheet view, there most certainly is a record indicator at the bottom of the view indicating record x

View on function?
Dan Palley d...@trams.com borland public interbase sql Um, I think the answer is that there are currently two ways to use a UDF in the Group By section: - Create a View and in the view create a column made up of your UDF, then use that new field in the Group By statement. - Create a calculated field and do the same

ImgBurn v.2.4.0.0
"TEL" <te...@excite.com> wrote in message news:104701c37de4$9cf456a0$a101280a@phx. gbl... Downloaded and installed the UDF Reader available on Roxio site. No change. Still can't perform any operations on a used CD-RW disc, including viewing the files. Any other suggestions. Thanks.

viewing burned cd's on two different systems
Dale "Klatuu" wrote: Dale, I have never tried to use a UDF in conditional formatting, but a couple of things jump out at me. know I won't be able to affect the scrollbar property, but if I can at least highlight those records where the text exceeds the size of the textbox, it will make viewing the data easier.

Does WinXP have trouble reading UDF files created by ECDC?
Steve Kass Drew University Evgeny Gopengauz wrote: Please explain to us why you would want to do those things in a UDF. On my point of view UDF is the same as SP but it has quite better syntax. It is very comfortable for me to do SELECT from UDF. UDF returning a table value is a simplest way to return a custom

What is the current record number when inside a UDF?
Anthony On 15 Mar 2006 13:35:24 -0800, JTim wrote: We have inherited a system where alot of User Defined Types >and Views are used. As you know UDF's are created because >of their reusablility. Is there a way in Power Designer, after I reverse Engineer >the database to query a udf or view in such a way that it

viewing the contents of a CD-RW disc
We managed to nail it down to the fact that the view is based on multiple fields being the result of the same User Defined Function, but with different arguments. The error seems consistent and in the example below you can easily see how it fails on the simpelest udf/view on the pubs db. Anyone can explain this ?

How to view CD-RW discs with UDF reader
Ok, i'll do a search for UDF reader software, on this Roxio site and see what happens. They also have full explanations of CD compatibility problems. Most of the time there is a way to get it to work. Great, I really would like to understand a little more then nothing lol, I buy the TDK on sale for less then 0.50

Can't view pictures on cd-rw
When I insert the CD into the drive and try to read the disc I get a "Drive Not Ready" type error and I cannot view the disc at all. I'd write a non udf format disc (regular mastered disc) to be sure the drive itself can read CDRW media first, THEN see if it can read UDF discs. CDRW and UFD (packt writing) are two

CD-RW and UDF
Ditto with UDF, except that the limit is 125, altough my experience is that over 114 is quite problematical, and over 120 just doesn't work at all. For example, I'll name my car pics with year, make, model, body style, engine, special features, color, and view. Then, I'll usually tack on something that tells me

VIEW showing result of a STORED PROCEDURE ?
Am I expecting too much? The spare PC doesnt have any windows OS on it. I know the real solution would be to network the PC's together and get a router, but that requires some money! Thanks for your time. The CDs are in UDF format. Try: mount -t udf -r /dev/cdrom /mnt/someplace Then everything should be visible.

Reference Access Form Control Value in View or UDF?
Robert2011 robert2...@aol.com alt windows-me He might need UDF reader software installed in order to read the disks. Go to the Roxio site and look for it. It is free. They also have full explanations of CD compatibility problems. Most of the time there is a way to get it to work. Robert.

Viewing DVD-RAM with Archos DVD USB
Even if you wrote a sub and called it from your UDF, this would not work. What you can do is use the Worksheet_Calculate event to perform this function Right click on the sheet tab where you want this behavior and select View code. In the left dropdown at the top of the module select Worksheet and in the right

Need Year(curDate or GetDate()) inside UDF?
Uri Dimant u...@iscar.co.il microsoft public sqlserver programming Mark Look, UDF is perfoming similar to cursor/loop ,row-by row operation. It is costly. You want to avoid using UDF on large set data. Actualy EXISTS/NOT EXISTS checks for a nonempty set and returns (internally) 'TRUE/FALSE'.

Executing a SP inside of a VIEW
Burton Roberts "Alan Scharf" <asch...@grapevines.com> wrote in message news:#maDCKGoBHA.2488@tkmsftngp04... Is there any way in an .ADP file to use a reference to a form control value as a criterion? Or to pass it to a SQLServer UDF as a parameter, and then use the UDF as the criterion? I have Mary and Andy's book,