May 15, 1999

Question: I have a table with the following fields: Physician Patient # Procedure One of the Procedures is “X-ray.” How can I list the Patient # of anyone who has

‘ Replace placeholders in the form @@1, @@2, etc.’ with arguments passed after the first one.’ For example, calling this function with’ res = ReplaceArgs(“File @@1 not found on drive

‘ A variant of the Split function, that offers the following improvements’ You can pass a list of valid delimiters to the second argument’ (however, only single-char delimiters are accepted)’

Question: I have a datawindow d_case with a retrieval argument al_case_id. In this datawindow, I have two columns that are ddlbcolumn1 = judge with dddw_judge and column2 = contact with

Question: Is there a way to turn off the transaction log while importing data? We are having a problem with a 1105 error. Answer: You cannot turn the transaction log

‘ A clone of the VB6’s Replace function for use under VB5’ Note: many routines in this collection uses the Replace functionFunction Replace(Source As String, Find As String, ReplaceStr As

‘ Perform multiple substitutions in a string’ The first argument is the string to be searched’ The second argument is vbBinaryCompare or vbTextCompare’ and tells whether the search is case

You probably have seen some Web sites that automatically launch new windows in your browser to show an advertisement or an affiliated Web site. You can do this with the

Normally, all that is required to perform serialization of an object is to implement the java.io.Serializable interface. However, in some cases, you may wish to control how an object is