Przemek:
>Any you want. DBT allows to store only strings and uses 512 bytes
>blocks. FPT allows to store also other data types (numbers, dates,
>arrays, ...) and user can set block size (default is 64 bytes) so it's
>more flexible and creates smaller files.
>It also contains garbage collector whi
Przemek:
>> g) Why Clipper and Harbour show different ? :
>> SET( _SET_MBLOCKSIZE ) 64
>> SET( _SET_MBLOCKSIZE ) 0
>> It must be fixed ?
>0 means use RDD default. 64 for FPT and 32 for SMT.
Along years we know that but reference may vary
For example, in Clipper 5.3
On Thu, 11 Feb 2010, David Arturo Macias Corona wrote:
Hi,
> g) Why Clipper and Harbour show different ? :
> SET( _SET_MBLOCKSIZE ) 64
> SET( _SET_MBLOCKSIZE ) 0
> It must be fixed ?
0 means use RDD default. 64 for FPT and 32 for SMT.
best regards,
Przemek
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On Thu, 11 Feb 2010, David Arturo Macias Corona wrote:
> This old Clipper code of my friend does not apply in Harbour:
> IF SET( _SET_MBLOCKSIZE )<> 64
>SET( _SET_MBLOCKSIZE, 64 )
It perfectly works in Harbour forcing 64 bytes block size.
best regards,
Przemek
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