Hi Charles,
I am an old pickie, but you're right in saying that I am not familiar with
the Multiple data files construct in Universe. I have used multiple
data files in Pick, but that was very simple concept. This on the other
hand, looks a bit contrived, but I can see what it's trying to d
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> I don't *think* UD recognizes Pick-style multiple-data-files.
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> I suspect that the Ron is talking about distributed files..
And I suspect you are not an old Pickie!
And I suspect you are not the only non-old-Pickie who is unfamiliar with
this. (triple negative there).
I consider myself an old Primate, not a Pickie, but I had
> From: Ron Hutchings
> I came to the Pick world by way of Prime Information through
> Universe with the Prime Flavor. I am currently working on an
> implementation of Universe with the Pick flavor. I have come
> across examples of Multiple Data Files in the application and
> am having a diff
sharing the dictionary.
I found the responses enlightening. Thanks.
Ron
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I suspect that the
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If you are meaning mult
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> If you are meaning multiple data record structures inside of a single
> file then for me, it's a lot more manageable to k
If you are meaning multiple data record structures inside of a single
file then for me, it's a lot more manageable to keep things like control
records in a single file/table than to have many files/tables with only
one or a few records/rows.
If this is not what you mean then your question has me t
Hi Ron,
The most common reason for using multiple data files is to share a
common dictionary. Some examples:
Customers (main data file)
Customers,temp (sample data loads, testing, etc)
Customers,archive (old customer records)
Etc.
/Scott Ballinger
Pareto Corporation
Edmonds WA USA
The concept of multi-files is simply to provide multiple data
repositories that all share the same dictionary.
-Kevin
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