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AFTER_EDITING(oBrowse)
oCol = oBrowse:getcolumn(oBrowse:colPos)
cDataLink = VAR2CHAR(oCol:dataLink)
cFldName = STRTRAN(SUBSTR(cDataLink,AT(">",cDataLink) + 1),"}")
msgbox(cFldName)
return nil

I studied the new source code of XbpBrowse(), and hide/show columns works as I described. Since the left part columns from the hidden column remain their old positions, you don't have the effect on the screen that they are repositioned two. But since the whole browse panel (background) is recreated ...

As I said there are no issues and my solution works fine, you can ask Cris who uses it. And you and nobody else never did (developed) that in your applications. Alaska solution is different than mine. They recreate the whole browse panel and reposition all remaining visible columns. They also allow ...

Hi,

I don't believe Alaska reimplemented that, because it has issues.

What issues does it has?

Hi,

I have described the best way to hide/show XbpColumn, in the following topic here. It is based on Alaska XbpBrowse and XbpColumn implementations. I suppose and believe that Alaska dev team saw my post and learned from it.

http://bb.donnay-software.com/Donnay/vi ... f=2&t=3211

PowerUtl library have all ZIP archive functions, and much more.

You should stop struggling with Alaska PGDBE, this is the road to nowhere. More deep you go, more problems and no solutions you will get. As soon as you understand and accept that, the better for you. You should use my PowerSql library and convert you ISAM app to true SQL app, in a very fast way and...

You can do that with the SELECT command: SELECT Strip(p1,p2) AS cResult.

But I will never ever just install and run an EXE I got from someone somewhere.

What do you suggest, how do you want it?

Hi,

You could download and try test version of PowerSql library and do the same research with it. It would be interesting to compare it's performance with your current ones. BTW, did you do your tests several times or only once?