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Randy SillU.S.
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Turbo Pascal and Delphi developer since 1986. Strengths - UI, Windows API, Database, SQL, Internet, Threading, NT Services. | |
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Designing and implementing DOS, DPMI, and Windows apps in TP, BP, and Delphi (Windows VCL, Custom Controls, Runtime UI design, Windows API, Database, SQL, Threading, Btrieve, Pervasive.SQL, Advantage Database, ADO to MDB, ADO to MS SQL, MDI Apps, MS Office Integration, barcode generation, Document imaging application development, TIFF file structure, and some IFF file experience). |
It probably has more to do with either the field data type or the database than Delphi. I remember having a similar problem with an early version of either MySQL or Interbase (Firebird) with character
Searching for NULL values is an issue in not only Findkey, but most of the other searching methods such as Locate. I normally detect the user's search intent and build the query based on the need. SQL
This should do the trick: unit Credits; {******************************************************************************** * TScrollingCredits version 1.3
Looks like you have code that's missing content due to bad copy/paste. Here's what I was able to come up with. procedure TForm1.MyMemo1DragOver(Sender, Source: TObject; X, Y: Integer; State: TDragState
It could possibly be the uses clause as you need several units to implement this code. Here how it should look: unit MyMemo; interface uses SysUtils, Classes, Controls, StdCtrls, Messages