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The function still awaits physical tables.

That seems to be a deal killer for us.
Our data tables are huge.
We would need to be able to upsize without having to export all the data from ADS to FOX.
I don't think that FOX can even handle our tables now.

it use Ot4Xb so Roger have never release it with Express++

Two times I incorporated third party features into eXpress++ and both times the developer failed to support his product.
That is why I only incorporate features that are available in Xbase++ libraries.

But MsComCtrl.OCX is still needed to use with XbpRtf() (also DCRTF).

Yes it is. I didn't want to put a big investment of time into RTF.

Get the upsizing done. This is what stopped me the last time I started on this project. I had a phone conversation with Steffen and told him that we needed much more control over the upsizing process so we could upsize from an ADS server connection. Are you saying that this is possible now? data ou...

This should take significantly less time than a year.

I trust your instincts.
I'll have a talk with Bobby.

Anyone who is using eXpress++ had had DCTOOLBAR and DCSTATUSBAR for about 20 years now and this is all Xbase++ code.

Tom -

I would really enjoy working on a migration project from ADS to PGDBE.
Bobby and I talked about doing this with his Taxi Medallion software, but the payback can take years to recover if the migration takes more than 1 year.

The Luhn algoritme should work with any length.

I will give it a try. Thanks.

You are seeking checker for US bank acc number or standard iBAN transaction account ?

Actually, all of our bank transactions are with US banks so I really don't need an IBAN validation, however, I may need to go that route if I can't find an easy way to validate a US bank account.

Does anyone have Xbase++ code for validating a bank account number using the check digit algorithm?

I'm not sure if the Luhn algorithm is correct for validating bank accounts.
It claims that account numbers are 9 digits or greater yet many of the accounts in our database are only 8 digits.