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Patrick Tingen
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I'm not totally convinced (and far enough away from Toms cattle prod) that 'OF' is a no-go area. To be honest I find a construction like FOR EACH _file, EACH _field OF _file: ... END. more readable than FOR EACH _file, EACH _field WHERE _field._file-recid = RECID(_file): ... END. But that may be a matter of personal taste. What I often hear in an 'OF-discussion' is that the behaviour can change when new indexes are added. I would like to see an example of that. How can a new index be 'better' than an already existing one? Removing indexes from a database is - imo - only done when it is certain that they are not used, so that should not be an issue.
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