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PHP/MYSQL people scratch there head (more like point fingers at
me and snicker) when we struggle with level check.
There was a tip on Linkedin last night for people who are struggling with
file level checks. It seemed to be worth considering, so I wrote a small
program to test the idea. This is a program that performs setll, read,
write, update, and delete operations against a table:
http://www.radile.com/rdweb/temp/rla110.txt
With this structure, no file level checks are reported at runtime even
though the file is defined with LVLCHK(*YES), new fields have been added,
using alter table, the program was NOT recompiled, and it seems to run
flawlessly.
Thoughts?
Record layouts and key layouts are externally defined, too. Nice!
-Nathan
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