OK, so I felt really stupid for shooting myself in the foot. So I figured out.
It is stored in ^DD(2005.2,"GL",7,1,22700) When I changed it to ^DD(2005.2,"GL",22700,1,22700), then everything because consistent. I used my debugger to trace through the GLOBAL LISTING code and saw what it was doing. Thanks anyway. Kevin On 9/27/05, Kevin Toppenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Trick/Quick question: Where all is the node;piece stored in the data > dictionary? > > I ask because I think it is stored in two places, and I can only find > one of them. > > I had added a field (#22700--my number space) to file 2005.2 using the > screenman form method (mistake!). Turns out that the screenman way > doesn't allow one to specify the node to store data on. > > I then had the option of deleting the field and entering everything > back in again. I had written lengthy descriptions so wanted to avoid > that if possible. > > I had not entered any actual data into the field, and had created no > cross-references, so I thought that I could change its DD definition > OK (you know about assumptions...). > > I found that $p(^DD(2005.2,22700,0),"^",4) = "7;1" > I didn't want my data stored in note 7, so changed this to "22700;1" > > Now, when I use VPE data dictionary browser, it looks fine (shows > 22700;1). And when I go to enter data in with Fileman, it is > fine--the file goes in, and when I come back to edit it again it is > still there.. > But when I do I do an INQUIRE of the data I added, it doesn't show. > And when I do the LIST FILE ATTRIBUTES, and in GLOBAL MAP listing > format, it still shows the old "7;1" > > So apparently the node;piece is stored in more than one location. > Any idea where the other location is? > > Thanks > Kevin > ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email is sponsored by: Power Architecture Resource Center: Free content, downloads, discussions, and more. http://solutions.newsforge.com/ibmarch.tmpl _______________________________________________ Hardhats-members mailing list Hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/hardhats-members
