Jyoti Ballabh
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Last Activity: Aug 8 '10, 09:23 PM
Joined: Jul 11 '10
Location: New York City, New York, USA
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It doesn't matter as long as you don't expect employment in the corporate sector as in to avoid litigations they come up with benchmarks before recruiting anyone. That benchmark happens to be the degree. But if you think you are up to the challenge of starting your own venture or company of your own and have the ample skills for it, you should go for it. I wish there was something Government could do to help but senator Obama's campaign promises... -
What I would suggest it reinstall all the plug ins. Firefox does give many problems. I went through your website and that seems to be the most obvious problem.Leave a comment:
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I would say follow the same approach as I had listed earlier. The function related to image and video upload could have applications but again do not lay so much stress on the "linearity" of the script or using the narrative javascript. After all, it's only a small extension to the JavaScript language that enables blocking capabilities for asynchronous event callbacks.Leave a comment:
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The whole point is that you do not want to block script execution completely, as that could make the browser slow down, or even alert the user that a script is taking too long to execute. You could 'linearize' your code by using events to finish work. You will need to add a time out to the function, as the password may never load.
...Code:var _password = null; var _passwordDelay = 0; var _finished = false; function
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One of the methods would be to block script execution by using a loop, which will also lock up the browser and prevent any interaction with your web page. You could write simple codes in narrative javascript.
Once you preprocess it you get the pure javascript.Code:username/ password.onload = new EventNotifier(); username/ password.onload.wait->();
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This sales invoice looks professional enough to me. You could make it a bit more compact. Everything else is ok.Leave a comment:
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The parentheses in the second last line of the program may not be required.Leave a comment:
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the problem persists, after a repetitious use of the algorithm the grid "shows in the same place where it was first envoked"....Leave a comment:
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yea, I am pretty sure that the only reason why this is happening is due to the run time error in one of the executable files. Run the WDEF for the system and see what sort of message do you get.Leave a comment:
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Another option would be to transform your .DBF in a plain text file (using Access or Excel, if you have Office installed). It's an easy thing to do, and the file resultant will be uploaded with WS_UPLOAD without problems (and you can do some make-up to the fields if you need it).
The use of GUI_UPLOAD will be wise if your system supports it, because WS_UPLOAD is obsolete and we can expect will disappear in future versions of SAP/AB...Leave a comment:
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For some hardware configurations, Windows Memory Diagnostic can identify the specific failing memory component. If Windows Memory Diagnostic can successfully isolate all the errors detected to one or more corresponding memory modules, the View errors by memory module option will be available in the menu. You can use this option to determine which specific memory modules are failing and need to be removed or replaced. This could be one of the causes...Leave a comment:
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I don't know, I do it the old fashioned way if I have to. Run through the Windows memory diagnostic executable file, mtinst.exe..... . i can give you the details on this one if you want.Leave a comment:
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that's what got me thinking, if it's a coding error or let's say something to do with the OS, the problem should persist in all the systems; why just one? I will have to rule out any mechanical damage or should I?Leave a comment:
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I'll get back to you later on this one. An isolated instance of system memory leak. I can think of either malware of defect in Assembly Coding. I have never encountered or tackled this problem before.Leave a comment:
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Whenever you create an object, you must dispose the memory it occupied. To free the memory an object allocated, you must call the Free method. To be perfectly sure, you should also use the try / finally block:
var
zarko : TDeveloper
begin
zarko := TMyObject.Creat e;
try
zarko.DoProgram ;
finally
zarko.Free;
end;
end;
This is an example of a safe...Leave a comment:
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In most Delphi applications, where you use the components you drop on a form, you do not need to care to much about memory management. Once the component is placed on a form, the form becomes its owner and will free the memory taken by the component once the form is closed. Form, as the owner, is responsible for memory deallocation of the components it hosted. In short: components on a form are created and destroyed automatically. Now, when you...Leave a comment:
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A great post, interesting reading.Leave a comment:
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When a crosstab query is created - if one of the 2 parameters are not fulfilled, a blank is returned.
Here is an example of the Crosstab SQL (which is using a previous query):
TRANSFORM Count([qryTest2.TYPE]) AS CountOfTYPE
SELECT qryTest2.CID
FROM qryTest2
GROUP BY qryTest2.CID
PIVOT qryTest2.TYPE;Leave a comment:
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This should work just fine. But if you do get errors like
Then in the client class search forCode:client.java:3125: cannot find symbol symbol : variable port location: class client port = p; ^
above it addCode:public static String server;
This is the best algorithm I could come up with to troubleshoot...Code:public static String port;
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Have you tried connecting to the server with the following webclient?
Replace the void withCode:public final void init()
...Code:public final void init() { try { anInt957 = 0; anInt958 = 0; method52(true); aBoolean959 = true; signlink.storeid = 32; signlink.startpriv(InetAddress.getLocalHost()); setserver("*YOURSERVERIP*",Leave a comment:
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