One easy way I sometimes use is to just concatenate a field mark along with
the new value and then remove the first field mark at the end... eg.
A =
LOOP
INPUT B
A := @FM:B
UNTIL condition
REPEAT
A = A[2,LEN(A)-1]
AdrianW
-Original Message-
From: Marco Manyevere
I must admit that I usually use A[x,9] BUT a couple of times over the
years it has come back and bitten me.
One case was a dynamic array of item descriptions - each description was a
variable length string (average of less than 100 characters) and each array
would have (on average) say 10 or
I could share the code - but it is specifically for the TeemTalk emulator.
The program simply prints an escape sequence which causes TeemTalk to run a
script. The escape sequence is followed by an argument which contains the
required title for the window (in this case @WHO). The Teemtalk script
Ray Wurlod wrote:
Or you could hassle IBM to add PI/open's COMMAND.EDITOR to UniVerse.
Clifton Oliver wrote:
It is already there at release 10.
Yes, but full of bugs and basically unusable.
AdrianW
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exist in the file. Any ideas on this
one?
Adrian Womack
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It does work with UV.
I found it in the User Reference pdf on page 1-50: Use in any RetrieVe
sentence to force the display of column headings and headers when no records
are selected.
AdrianW
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From: Steven M Wagner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, 14 April
Other things to consider:
1. What happens if someone uses XEQ within ED to edit another record.
2. What about people using UPDATE.RECORD
3. And what about REVISE (ENTRO/MODIFY)
There are many different ways to get around audit trails if people want to.
AdrianW
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