Re: Derek's Structure Library

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I work with a Database system called "Progress". It has the concept of
WORK-FILES which sound just like what you are doing. These are in memory
tables that are defined at run-time. They work just like real database
tables except they are not indexed.

Anyhow, glad you like the updated version. I'll post it to RDS after I
update the docs a bit.

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Derek.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Andy Serpa" <renegade at earthling.net>
To: "EUforum" <EUforum at topica.com>
Sent: Sunday, July 07, 2002 7:14 AM
Subject: RE: Derek's Structure Library


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> I'm basically using the structures as temporary tables when working with
> an SQL database.  I query the database, and it returns the number of
> columns and field names in the result set.  So I create a structure on
> the fly using the field names, and store the returned rows as instances
> of that newly created structure.  Now I can refer to the columns by name
> with any result set using the same code.
>
> But my program will be working in a loop with lots of different result
> sets, and there is no need to keep the old definitions around when I'm
> done with a particular set.
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