On 11/4/2014 8:22 AM, Jean MAURICE wrote:
Le 04/11/2014 16:08, Jeff Johnson a écrit :
I can't imagine why someone would do that other than simulating free
tables while using DBC's.
IMHO, when you open a table belonging to a database, the database is
automatically open. So you can use long field name, ...
For fun, as you seem to have the sources, comment all the CLOSE
DATABASES ALL and see what happen !
The Foxil
That would be fun! A web connection application as well as a network
application accessing the same tables. There are about 150 users
Georgia to California.
I like the idea though. The reason I am asking is because I am adding
new procedures to the application and don't want to create unintended
consequences.
BTW I don't find any OPEN DATABASE ? commands.
Thank,
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Jeff
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