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Tim Kuehn
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And said task is a lot easier to accomplish with a searchable LIKE in place, as opposed to copying the field attributes when declaring the variable. 
Your talk sounds interesting - I may just make an appearance. You might want to visit my ABL Buffers and Queries in OO Wrappers research report - I think I've figured out a general-purpose way to accomplish your oft-touted instruction to encapsulate TTs in objects. On Fri, Jun 5, 2015 at 12:04 PM, Thomas Mercer-Hursh bounce-tamhas@community.progress.com wrote: RE: Invalid table name, but still compiles. Bug? Reply by Thomas Mercer-Hursh If one changes the datatype of a database field, one still has to visit all the code where that field is referenced because there may be local variables whose type also needs to be changed. Come to my PCA talk for an example of a report to help this process for integer to INT64 changes. Stop receiving emails on this subject. Flag this post as spam/abuse. -- Tim Kuehn: Senior Consultant - TDK Consulting Services President - Ontario PUG Program Committee Chair - PUG Challenge Americas, Course Instructor: Intro to OO Concepts for Procedural Programmers Skype: timothy.kuehn Ph: 519-576-8100 Cell: 519-781-0081
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Your talk sounds interesting - I may just make an appearance. You might want to visit my ABL Buffers and Queries in OO Wrappers research report - I think I've figured out a general-purpose way to accomplish your oft-touted instruction to encapsulate TTs in objects. On Fri, Jun 5, 2015 at 12:04 PM, Thomas Mercer-Hursh bounce-tamhas@community.progress.com wrote: RE: Invalid table name, but still compiles. Bug? Reply by Thomas Mercer-Hursh If one changes the datatype of a database field, one still has to visit all the code where that field is referenced because there may be local variables whose type also needs to be changed. Come to my PCA talk for an example of a report to help this process for integer to INT64 changes. Stop receiving emails on this subject. Flag this post as spam/abuse. -- Tim Kuehn: Senior Consultant - TDK Consulting Services President - Ontario PUG Program Committee Chair - PUG Challenge Americas, Course Instructor: Intro to OO Concepts for Procedural Programmers Skype: timothy.kuehn Ph: 519-576-8100 Cell: 519-781-0081Continue reading...