I'm not really sure why this is our standard, but we always put it at the end
of the statement:
LIST CUSTOMER.FILE CUST.NAME USING DICT TEMP.DICT
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Hello Jerry
We do this in UniData. Don't know if Universe works the same way. The
way we'd right this line is
LIST CUSTOMER.FILE USING DICT TEMP.DICT CUST.NAME
HTH
Victor St. Clair
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I'm not really sure why this is our standard, but we always put it at
the end of the statement:
LIST CUSTOMER.FILE CUST.NAME US
Using the demo files that come with universe (MAKE.DEMO.FILES creates
them) I can
LIST USING DICT INVENTORY.F CUSTOMER.F
And
LIST USING DICT CUSTOMER.F INVENTORY.F
And
LIST CUSTOMER.F USING DICT INVENTORY.F
Not that any of those commands make any sense ;-) but they all work.
So maybe there's someth
LIST FILENAME USING FILENAME FIELDNAME FIELDNAME .
Mike
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What is the proper way to use t
Make sure you don't have a Dict item named "DICT" in either file.
Mark
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Bingo! There one a DICT named "DICT" in the file I was trying to use!
Many Thanks!
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