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Re: FuelWare

Post by andyglezl »

Gracias Rathinagiri
Voy a empezar a conocer como manejar otros tipos de Bases de Datos (solo he manejado DBF).
Gracias tambien a Mustafa y Amarante por sus ejemplos.
(no es que excluya a otros ejemplos, es solo que empece leyendo estos post)
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Thanks Rathinagiri
I'll start to know how to handle other types of databases (I've only managed DBF).
Thanks also to Mustafa
and Amarante for their examples.
(Not that excludes others samples, it's just started reading this post)
viewtopic.php?f=37&t=4293&hilit=amarante+sql#p40722



DUDA / DOUBT
Porqué el ejemplo de Rathinagiri tiene extencion .sqlite y el ejemplo de Mustafa tiene .db3 ?
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Why the example of Ratnagiri has .sqlite extension and example of Mustafa has .db3?
Andrés González López
Desde Guadalajara, Jalisco. México.
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Re: FuelWare

Post by Rathinagiri »

Why the example of Ratnagiri has .sqlite extension and example of Mustafa has .db3?

That is a good question. :)

I am using SQLite Manager (a Firefox browser extension) https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... e-manager/ to manage sqlite database files. (It is like a GUI based DBU to create and manipulate database tables and index etc). It is a testing platform for me to do database operations without the need for HMG or any other programs.

After creating the database in SQLite Manager, we can connect to this database using HMG and start developing our project side by side. This SQLite Manager creates database with a default extension of .sqlite. Mustafa might be using any other SQLIte Manager to create the database.

Any extension will work with sqlite provided you give the correct filename to connect.
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Re: FuelWare

Post by mustafa »

Hola maestro Rathi
Perdone por mi torpeza, no me fijé
en la libreria "libhmgsqlite.zip"
aunque pude solucionar indirectamente
el problema,incorporando "sql1.prg"

La extension del database .sqlite
y .db3 creo que utilizo esta extensión
por defecto cuando empece hacer pruebas
con SQlite.
Apartir de ahora seguiré sus consejos.
Saludos
Mustafa
*----------------- Google ------------------------*
Hello teacher Rathi
Forgive me for my clumsiness, I did
not notice in the library "libhmgsqlite.zip"
though I could solve indirectly
the problem, incorporating "sql1.prg"

The extension of the database .sqlite
and .db3 I think I use this extension
default when I started testing
with SQlite.
From now I will follow your advice.
regards
Mustafa
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Re: FuelWare

Post by Rathinagiri »

There is nothing wrong in using sql1.prg.

However, I had modified the source code of HMGSQLite over a period to accommodate another variable by reference to send back the error message.

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/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 HMG_SQL_Bridge - HMG -> SQL Bridges for MySQL,PostgreSQL and SQLite

 Copyright 2010 S. Rathinagiri <srgiri@dataone.in>
 

 This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under 
 the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software 
 Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later 
 version. 

 This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT 
 ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS 
 FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

 You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with 
 this software; see the file COPYING. If not, write to the Free Software 
 Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA (or 
 visit the web site http://www.gnu.org/).

 As a special exception, you have permission for additional uses of the text
 contained in this release of HMG_SQL_Bridge.

 The exception is that, if you link the HMG_SQL_Bridge library with other 
 files to produce an executable, this does not by itself cause the resulting 
 executable to be covered by the GNU General Public License.
 Your use of that executable is in no way restricted on account of linking the 
 HMG_SQL_Bridge library code into it.

 Parts of this project (especially hbmysql, hbpgsql and hbsqlit3 library contributions) are based upon:

	"Harbour Project"
	Copyright 1999-2008, http://www.harbour-project.org/
	
  "HMG - Harbour Windows GUI"
  Copyright 2002-2010 Roberto Lopez <mail.box.hmg@gmail.com>,http://sites.google.com/site/hmgweb/
	
	"HBMYSQL"  - Luiz Rafael Culik - <culik@sl.conex.net>
	"HBPGSQL"  - Rodrigo Moreno rodrigo_moreno@yahoo.com
	"HBSQLIT3" - P.Chornyj <myorg63@mail.ru>

---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#include <hmg.ch>

FUNCTION connect2db( dbname, lCreate, cMsg )
local dbo1 := sqlite3_open( dbname, lCreate )
default cMsg := ''
IF Empty( dbo1 )
   if PCount() > 2
      cMsg := "Database could not be connected!"
   else
      Msgstop( "Database could not be connected!" )
   endif
ENDIF   
RETURN dbo1


function sql( dbo1, qstr, cMsg )
local table := {}
local currow := nil
local tablearr := {}
local rowarr := {}
local typesarr := {}
local current := ""
local i := 0
local j := 0
local type1 := ""
local stmt := nil
local cDate
default cMsg := ''
if empty( dbo1 )
   if PCount() > 2
      cMsg := "Database Connection Error!"
   else
      msgstop( "Database Connection Error!" )
   endif   
   return tablearr
else
   cMsg := ''   
endif
table := sqlite3_get_table( dbo1, qstr )
if sqlite3_errcode( dbo1 ) > 0 // error
   if PCount() > 2
      cMsg := sqlite3_errmsg(dbo1)+" Query is : "+qstr
   else
      msgstop( sqlite3_errmsg(dbo1)+" Query is : "+qstr )
   endif   
   return nil
endif
stmt := sqlite3_prepare( dbo1, qstr )
IF ! Empty( stmt )
   for i := 1 to sqlite3_column_count( stmt )
      type1 := HMG_UPPER(alltrim(sqlite3_column_decltype( stmt,i)))
      do case
         case type1 == "INTEGER" .or. type1 == "REAL" .or. type1 == "FLOAT" .or. type1 == "DOUBLE"
            aadd(typesarr,"N")
         case type1 == "DATE" .or. type1 == "DATETIME"
            aadd(typesarr,"D")
         case type1 == "BOOL"
            aadd(typesarr,"L")
         otherwise
            aadd(typesarr,"C")
      endcase
   next i
endif
SQLITE3_FINALIZE( stmt )
stmt := nil
if HMG_LEN(table) > 1
   asize(tablearr,0)
   for i := 2 to HMG_LEN(table)
      rowarr := table[i]
      for j := 1 to HMG_LEN(rowarr)
         do case
            case typesarr[j] == "D"
               cDate := HB_USUBSTR(rowarr[j],1,4)+HB_USUBSTR(rowarr[j],6,2)+HB_USUBSTR(rowarr[j],9,2)
               rowarr[j] := stod(cDate)
            case typesarr[j] == "N"
               rowarr[j] := val(rowarr[j])
            case typesarr[j] == "L"
               if val(rowarr[j]) == 1
                  rowarr[j] := .t.
               else
                  rowarr[j] := .f.
               endif
         endcase
      next j
      aadd(tablearr,aclone(rowarr))
   next i
endif
return tablearr

function miscsql( dbo1, qstr, cMsg )
default cMsg := ''
if empty( dbo1 )
   if PCount() > 2
      cMsg := "Database Connection Error!"
   else
      MsgStop( "Database Connection Error!" )
   endif      
   return .f.
endif
sqlite3_exec( dbo1, qstr )
if sqlite3_errcode( dbo1 ) > 0 // error
   if PCount() > 2
      cMsg := sqlite3_errmsg(dbo1)+" Query is : "+qstr
   else
      MsgStop( sqlite3_errmsg(dbo1)+" Query is : "+qstr )   
   endif   
   return .f.
endif
return .t.

function C2SQL(Value)
local cValue := ""
local cdate := ""
if ( valtype(value) == "C" .or. valtype( value ) == "M" ) .and. HMG_LEN(alltrim(value)) > 0
   value := HB_UTF8STRTRAN(value, "'", "''" )
endif
do case
   case Valtype(Value) == "N"
      cValue := AllTrim(Str(Value))
   case Valtype(Value) == "D"
      if !Empty(Value)
         cdate := dtos(value)
         cValue := "'"+HB_USUBSTR(cDate,1,4)+"-"+HB_USUBSTR(cDate,5,2)+"-"+HB_USUBSTR(cDate,7,2)+"'"
      else
         cValue := "''"
      endif
   case Valtype(Value) $ "CM"
      IF Empty( Value)
         cValue="''"
      ELSE
         cValue := "'" + value + "'"
      ENDIF
   case Valtype(Value) == "L"
      cValue := AllTrim(Str(iif(Value == .F., 0, 1)))
   otherwise
      cValue := "''"       // NOTE: Here we lose values we cannot convert
endcase
return cValue
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Re: FuelWare

Post by Steed »

Thanks,

But error, compiling in 64 Bits
hbmk2: Compilando...
C:\Temp\FuelWare\hmgleavedate.prg: In function 'HB_FUN_TEXTBOXSETSEL':
C:\Temp\FuelWare\hmgleavedate.prg:22:16: warning: cast to pointer from integer of different size [-Wint-to-pointer-cast]
hWnd1 = (HWND) hb_parnl (1);
^
C:\Temp\FuelWare\hmgleavedate.prg: At top level:
C:\Temp\FuelWare\hmgleavedate.prg:26:0: warning: ignoring #pragma EMDDUMP [-Wunknown-pragmas]
#pragma EMDDUMP
Gracias,

Es
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Re: FuelWare

Post by Rathinagiri »

Steed,

I have updated the new source code. I am sure it will get compiled without any errors in 64 Bits. Thanks for reporting.
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Re: FuelWare

Post by jayadevu »

Yet another good utility from the House of Rathinagiri. Thank you very much.

For Sqlite databases you can use SqliteStudio which is very good and free. (It even remembers the databases used and allows easy manipulation of databases)


http://sqlitestudio.pl/?act=download
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Re: FuelWare

Post by srvet_claudio »

Steed wrote:Thanks,

But error, compiling in 64 Bits
hbmk2: Compilando...
C:\Temp\FuelWare\hmgleavedate.prg: In function 'HB_FUN_TEXTBOXSETSEL':
C:\Temp\FuelWare\hmgleavedate.prg:22:16: warning: cast to pointer from integer of different size [-Wint-to-pointer-cast]
hWnd1 = (HWND) hb_parnl (1);
^
C:\Temp\FuelWare\hmgleavedate.prg: At top level:
C:\Temp\FuelWare\hmgleavedate.prg:26:0: warning: ignoring #pragma EMDDUMP [-Wunknown-pragmas]
#pragma EMDDUMP
Gracias,

Es
Change hb_parnl for HMG_parnl
Best regards.
Dr. Claudio Soto
(from Uruguay)
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Re: FuelWare

Post by Rathinagiri »

Now a Help file in PDF format is updated in the first post of this topic.
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Re: FuelWare

Post by Steed »

Hi, All

Sorry for the dealy in the response, i confirm the problem was solved with the updated source code

Thanks , Rathi
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