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Gary,
Thanks for mentioning the article by Paul Tuohy.
I now have another tool in my tool box.
Jeff Young
Sr. Programmer Analyst
On Mon, Dec 29, 2014 at 4:57 PM, Gary Thompson <gthompson@xxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
I have a couple of applications that do something similar: copying a--
subfile to an array, re-numbering and re-sorting
and the performance is good.
The sorting is flexible, based on an article by Paul Tuohy: "Those Weird
and Wonderful Arrays" and uses
a pointer to switch between the appropriate data structure depending on
what the user is doing.
If you are below a couple hundred records I expect you'll get good results.
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Subject: Re: Inserting a record into the middle of a subfile--suggestions?
copying to variable size array. why not also have the user have an edit
mode screen' of the row to be updated?
On Mon, Dec 29, 2014 at 4:39 PM, x y <xy6581@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I need to insert records into the middle of a subfile. The user can--
enter a keyword that's attached to a long description and I need to
get that description into the body of the subfile.
I could add records to the end and then resequence when writing to the
database but that won't be satisfactory from a user experience
perspective--the user needs to see the full text in order as part of
the entry process. My subfile record length (including hidden fields)
is about
400 bytes and I should have less that 50 records most of the time. I
have four 132-character subfile records on the screen and already have
used the fold/unfold option.
Copying the subfile to a variable-size array, inserting the records
where needed, and then reloading the subfile is an option.
Another option is to have A/B subfile control/detail set up records
copy from the "A" subfile (+ inserts) into the "B" subfile and then
display the "B" control record. SQL temporary tables and
memory-resident tables are possibilities also.
Where's a linked list when we really need it?
I'll be grateful for any suggestions and wish you all a Happy New Year.
thx...
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