On Oct 9, 2005, at 9:28 PM, Kay C Lan wrote:
If the data is small, say less than 100MB, why not just use the
'revDataFromQuery' function to load all the data into a variable on
which
you can then use the 'repeat for each line tMyLine of
tMyVarFullOfData'.
This would be much quicker than repeated calls to the database.
That does make sense. If it makes me squeamish, that's just OCD . . .
If the data is large, why not just use 'revCurrentRecordIsLast'
function in
a 'repeat until...' control structure:
repeat until revCurrentRecordIsLast(tMyRecordSetID)
<insert your transcript code here>
revMoveToNextRecord tMyRecordSetID
end repeat
In this last case though, I think your suggestion would be a nice
option.
I missed the revCurrentRecordIsLast() function. With that, no reason
to mess with the repeat control-structure syntax. Thanks. I thought I
might be overlooking a simple solution.
Charles Hartman
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