I used UV subroutines extensively from VB6 and never had any problems. I
am not sure at this point how named common was used in that area.
I can tell you that my previous company tried to use named common in a
manner similar to what you are trying, but this was in straight UV
programming. We
Dick,
We use named commons extensively in UniBasic programs called from the
database layer (COM components, written in VB6 using the UniObjects
interface) of our web applications. One of the principal uses is to
hold file handles, as you illustrated, except that we keep up to 650
files open that
In UniData (not sure about UniVerse) the named common name is only significant
for the first 7 digits. So your VBNOTEPAGE3 will be the same as VBNOTEPAGE1.
IE. you may think the name is unique but the system doesn't. The name looks
like there might be others with a similar name so this could be
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Dick,
We use named commons extensively in UniBasic programs called from the
database layer (COM components, written in VB6
We have used named common in subroutines called from UV Basic to hold file
variables and dimensioned file variables without problems for over 5 years.
There was a quirk, if I remember right, that I had to play around with the
common. I remember reducing the number of items to a named common and
Colin Alfke wrote:
In UniData (not sure about UniVerse) the named common name is only
significant for the first 7 digits. So your VBNOTEPAGE3 will be the
same as VBNOTEPAGE1.
IE. you may think the name is unique but the system doesn't. The name
looks like there might be others with a similar
Richard,
Besides the 7 character name limit, here's another scenario that would
cause grief. Don't know if it applies to you. It has nothing
particularly to do with VB.
Consider a single session that LOGTOs different accounts:
1. VBNOTEPAGE3 successfully runs in account A. common is
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We have used named common in subroutines called
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We have used named common in subroutines called from UV Basic to hold
file
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We also use a dimensioned array to hold our file handles. I'm not
convinced, personally, that this has much benefit to system performance
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