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What I mean -
If you use the S0 for update and MAPICS is using this for input and vice versa,
if your program is in the same job stream as the MAPICS programs, your program
may blow up with the shared opens not being the same. It is always safest to
use the correct input/update logicals that MAPICS uses.
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Subject: RE: Re: COM Invoice file name
Michael:
What did you mean in your comment "The S0 and S1 logicals can really
mess
you up if you use the wrong ones."??
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The field names just roll off the tongue after 10 years of using them.
Field names are field names, when you have 1000's of fields, after a
while they start to make no sense anyway. The S0 and S1 logicals can
really mess you up if you use the wrong ones.
Michael Franchino
Custom Systems Corporation
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-----Original Message-----
From: Eric A. Wolf [mailto:eric_a_wolf@xxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, October 24, 2003 12:07 PM
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Subject: Re: Re: COM Invoice file name
You cannot entirely blame Synon for the file/field naming convention.
According to a friend of mine, the field and file names are created by
Synon, but prior to creation, the developer has the option of changing
those names. Apparently when COM was developed, they chose not to
change them.
FYI, has anyone noticed that there is no consistency with the S0 Update
Index, S1 Retrieval Index? There was a bug in the version of Synon
during the initial development that alternated the naming of these
indexes that also could/should have been caught prior to releasing of
the product. (According to my same source).
Just a piece of useless information for the day...
Eric
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