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Hi Jon! >>> The feature i like is to RESET a record to the default values defined in > the database. There's nothing equivalent available. AFAIK, of course. > Did I miss that out of my lecture Tony <grin> > The way you do it is to: > a) Specify an externally described DS based on the file in question, and > b) Specify INZ(*EXTDFT) on that DS. > This will initialize the structure to its externally defined defaults and > therefore RESET will do just as you want. Yes, of course. Thanks for the recap. There was sort of a flame war running (or at least i got the impression) and then that expanded to "new features" that "nobody" really needs. But with the light of your recap RESET for INZed fields does makes sense. Maybe i should have just shut up and read the three pages of mails that i was simply overseeing before i added my 0.02 Euro... ;-) > Glad you were listening when I said that GOTO was evil <VBG> I hope i was listening to everything you and Susan said, i hope to read every mail that you and other enlighteneds write; and i do hope that this mad brain of mine delivers it just in time when i need it! :-) (And GOTO was forbidden (and i mean it! A guy wrote a program to check the source codes for that and for ITER, LEAVE, ...!) long years ago... ;-) -- Mit freundlichen Grüssen / best regards Anton Gombkötö Organisation und Projektleitung Avenum Technologie GmbH Wien - Salzburg - Stuttgart http://www.avenum.com
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