It seems odd to me that the Delete Variable command would return a
compiler error if it didn't detect that the variable you were trying
to delete existed. I may not know or care if it does, I just want to
delete it if it does. Otherwise I have to go through a series of
commands to see if it does before I try to delete it, and even then I
will get a compile error. It doesn't help putting it inside a try
construct, because it's a compile time error. Seems it should be
treated as runtime, if treated as an error at all!
Also I noticed I cannot give the command a list of variables to
delete, as in:
delete variable mbob1, mbob2, mbob3
But I can declare them just fine:
global mbob1, mbob2, mbob3
I also noticed that declaring a global does NOT create a variable as
it does in Foxpro. That cost me a bit of time, but I learned stuff.
heh heh.
Bob Sneidar
IT Manager
Logos Management
Calvary Chapel CM
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