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The limit is the total number of line numbers specified, not the actual line numbers.

Actual Line #'s may be between 00001 to 99999.

Good news, the Wiki is up and running again!

Good news for me, my login worked!

Thanks for bringing it back online!

The wiki is misbehaving as you noted. Here is a "work around" it works "Well Enough" Go to google.com -- I expect other search engines to work, but I know google.com works. Search for: site: https://brulescorp.com/brwiki2 [Search item] Example: site: https://brulescorp.com/brwiki...

As we know, everything has limits. In BR, a program has Line #'s, and they are limited to 16,383 lines. You can add many lines of code to 1 line In the following example I am using only 1 line: 10 A=1 !: B=2 !: C=3 It seems that BR doesn't gracefully complain about an error at compile time, instead ...

It turns out that the message is just informational. (False Positive)

Nifty!: I had a problem running the code, I ran your sample through ChatGPT, and it returned the following: I ran the code using a command like this: cscript Folder_Picker.vbs "d:\Rejections\" >d:\work\output_file.txt Option Explicit Dim strPath, objArgs Set objArgs = WScript.Arguments str...

I am looking for a utility that will display a dialog box and then request the user pick a folder.

I know that BR has the "NAME=OPEN:" command, but that is a FILENAME picker, and I only want them to pick the folder.

Does anyone have something that I could use?

I am looking for a utility that will display a dialog box and then request the user pick a folder.

I know that BR has the "NAME=OPEN:" command, but that is a FILENAME picker, and I only want them to pick the folder.

Does anyone have something that I could use?

I am trying to create a connection string and am receiving the following error: • SQLDriverConnect(with connect string): connecting to database message SQL Dagnostic Info SQLState:01000 DB Err:5703 [Microsoft][SQL Server Native Client 11.0][SQL Server]Changed language setting to us_english. Does any...

David provided the magic formula!

pr date$(days(19700101)+timer/86400,'M/D/CY') = 8/16/2022

See: https://www.unixtimestamp.com/ Seconds Since Jan 1/1970 Also, TIMER is BR is the same value: Human Readable Time Seconds 1 Hour 3600 Seconds 1 Day 86400 Seconds 1 Week 604800 Seconds 1 Month (30.44 days) 2629743 Seconds 1 Year (365.24 days) 31556926 Seconds I didn't do the math, but you should ...

Nice tool! In our application, I create an environment variable that stores an encrypted "Hex Code." In the setup routine of my primary library, I check to make sure it's properly configured, and if not, then I trap it for "Unauthorized Use." Sometimes a sophisticated user will t...

I am sure this solution falls into the "Costs A Fortune" category: https://www.wycomsystems.com/

I particularly like their solutions because you lock the solution with two separate keys. Both the Manager and the operator need to unlock the device in order to print checks.

Your example reminded me why I don't use REC= for updating keyed files. BR is being helpful and is adding a NEW INDEX ENTRY, but it's also keeping the "OLD INDEX ENTRY" as well. I think that's a "Bug" and that BR should be deleting the original key information. If you run your pr...