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> Naturally, if one defines something LIKE a database table or column, one has a binding to the database. That's a bit oversimplified. LIKE requires the database to be connected when compiling, but the resulting r-code can run perfectly fine without the database if it doesn't access the database in any other way. Many times though, the LIKE'd definitions may include such further references, e.g in VALIDATE expressions, and then it will not run without the database.
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