| Do you mean to say "alter table" is not supported by runtime?
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Ben,
I haven't actually tried that command with a recent version of Runtime, but
my recollection is that Runtime was not designed to support commands that
alter the db structure. Best if you check with RBTI on that. Let us know.
Regards,
Eric
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Ben Petersen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2002 2:29 AM
Subject: Re: RunTime Problem
| > I'm still not clear about an important point: does the code work under
| > regular R:BASE but not under Runtime?
| >
| Yes
|
| > Also, you say "it [the code] began a routine for a database
modification."
| > Does this mean you are trying to modify the database structure under
| > Runtime? Such commands are not supported by Runtime.
| >
| Do you mean to say "alter table" is not supported by runtime?
|
| > Also, you say "It [the code] is actually obsolete at this point." If
so,
| > can you just delete the code and move on?
| >
| Yes I can and will. But these surprises are a very expensive
| support issue. This time I was lucky -- only one customer was
| effected. Had it been deeper in the code I could well have installed
| this at several sites, and cleaning up the mess would have been
| significant.
|
| Ben Petersen
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