Recent content by Cotswold

The code I included was from a working model written maybe 20+ years ago but it is the code to be inserted into a query. I've never used SELECT/END in a query. But just <128 isn't good enough as I exclude []{}~ // and everything <32. It worked and was quick to filter corrupted records from...

I use my own password system with encrypted data, in which I record the name I've given, the DOB if required and the email address I have used for that company. All security questions are there with no two of them repeated. I use a paid-for email supplier, so no adverts and it includes secure...

REPLY#2 --------- A bit more to it than I remembered. You will need to check that one or more fields don't have an ACSII value of more than 128 using Queries. You can often choose just one field if it is an indexed or relational field that must exist. Maybe check that also check for the content...

Have you looked for and found your corruption toy view the table on-screen?

From my experience corrupted records are often referred to as containing 'hieroglyphics' by users. But the content is usually higher ASCII characters. As opposed to any possible keyboard entered characters ASCII values. Usually more than one field is affected, sometimes whole records with the...

Flaky networks, or WiFi, or users switching off with numerous copies open are never helpful. Even switching off the PC with one copy open I always advised against. Beware your client's hardware support company with some smart Alec who decides that any additional users can all run the same FE...

Those people who have to show off and look for praise by publishing their family tree(s) online are advised to remove them. Simply storing family tree information in Ancestry, Find My Past etc is not a good idea at all. Even if the tree information isn't shared don't save private trees because...

Quite the opposite actually. Speaking for myself, I'm a paid up member of the pull yourself together and get on with it brigade. However, moving swiftly on and posting to revert this back to the thread's header title:.............. People who say bath bombs are relaxing should try walking home...

Not sure about that. Cats don't seem stressed when they tear a bird to pieces, then amble off totally unconcerned, leaving the ground carpeted in feathers. The lion that mauled a teenager to death in Brazil this week didn't look stressed. Every animal is stressed at one time or another. Stress...

The people who can talk cat and claim to understand them, believe the cats mistake the courgette for a snake. Maybe even if they've never seen a snake. After seeing this I'd need to test this if I ever go to a house with cats. Couldn't help myself🤣

Taking Wikipedia as correct is pretty much the same as believing that news reports from the BBC are factual and not adjusted to suit their own agendas, objectives and opinions. Also similar to believing climate reports in the Guardian, or from government sources.

In your position I'd go back and say you'd rather not do it. Or make up so excuse. Or simply tell him that you cannot put your name to the design he requires. It does appear that you have little enthusiasm in you doing the work and that is essential. You could spend a huge amount of your own...

I read about it in "The West Australian" a Perth WA newspaper, in the last fortnight. (maybe do a search?) From memory the Liberal Party will extend dates. I think that the Liberal Party is not in power but these things change, as they will in Britain in 2019. The coal fired power stations from...

Australia is winding back on its NetZero plans. Retaining some coal fired power stations and planning gas powered generators. Reason is cost and the wisdom of not wanting to be waste money on being leader. This is a land of sun and wind. In 2018 Google used more electricity as a company than...