I don't suppose there's anyway to construct a predicate using a SQL function such as datediff, is there?

Jeff...

Not at the moment. (will come with the next runtime update, together with count etc. ). If you want, you can write your own predicate class, like the one in the runtime library sourcecode, (FieldCompareValue() for example). It requires a couple of functions to be implemented. If you need help on this, let me know.

Thanks, Frans!

Jeff...

Otis wrote:

...will come with the next runtime update, together with count etc. )...

Is the "next runtime update" in your June timeframe?

June-july. First some database drivers will be created. The GUI is done, I now have to alter some templates and a beta will be released. The coming month is for drivers, then a new runtime update is planned.

Thanks to the fine folks at the MS Winforms team I lost 2 weeks because of unfixable bugs in the winform controls so I had to replace a lot of controls with 3rd party controls. But that's done now...

Are there any sql date functions yet in llblgen?

No, except the aggregate functions like SUM, AVG etc. Function support is planned for the next designer upgrade.

thanks. I look frwd to it.

Its been my first project with llblgen pro. I had been using the older llblgen before. Its been smooth sailing, easyto understand and pickup. keep up the great work!!

Are DateFunctions coming out soon? DatePart etc?

They're on the list though it depends on how much time there is left when the major features for 1.0.2005.1 are done. The key aspect of these functions is that it's hard to get a generic way of defining them in C#/VB.NET code without having to type a lot.

The coming month is for drivers, then a new runtime update is planned

Frans...what new drivers to expect. Any plans for Progress??

omar wrote:

The coming month is for drivers, then a new runtime update is planned

Frans...what new drivers to expect. Any plans for Progress??

Undecided. The current upgrade development moves along fine, though I'll take as much time as I need to, no rushing. This means that if there's no time left (and it looks that way) I won't release any new drivers for the current code base, only for v2.0.

how about running some sort of a drivers wish list to see which drivers are in high demand for LLBL users.

I can give you taht list right now: - postgresql - vistadb - sybase - pervasive

can u put my vote for ProgressSQL

Noted

I vote for VistaDB.