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Ditmar Tybussek · Jun 23, 2024

Danke Robert, 

is the TO_VECTOR(SQL) the "only" way to convert an array, or is there an alternativ, if someone likes to see "what's under the cover" and set the vector while creating a record?

Ditmar 

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Ditmar Tybussek · Sep 16, 2020

Hi Omar, 

on older versions we have used a simple Global which contains all dates until 1500 by $h = hijri and hijri = $h . You can download it from my server under: 

https://www.gettothepoint.de/hijri.zip

then simply use: 

W ^hijri(+$h)

28/01/1442

W ^hijri("28/01/1442")

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Ditmar Tybussek · Apr 23, 2020

Hi, 

a sample:

   set command="c:\MyProgDir\wkhtmltopdf.exe --print-media-type --page-size A4  --orientation Landscape --margin-left 5 --margin-top 5 --margin-right 5 --margin-bottom 5 c:\MySourceDir\myHtml.html c:\MyTargetDir\MyPDF.pdf"
  set ok=$zf(-100,"",command)

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