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>> -snip- =SNIP=
>Yuck! Randomly generated fields names, what a great idea! Why, once you
>have Synon, you will never access your database any other way again. Throw
>away your query tools. Never memorize another field name (because you'll
>never be able to anyway).
Legend has it that IBM has in their possesion A Program that will turn a
nice, readable program, with Meaningful Variable Names, into an unreadable
mess with field names like Z43DF#4.
The only reason I can think of is to prevent those 'nasty' names that
programmers tend to use, such as:
GOTO HECK
and other less-kind variables.
--Paul E Musselman
PaulMmn@ix.netcom.com
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