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Subject: Need OCCURS - epilogue
From: "James Newman, CDP" <newmanas400@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 4 Feb 2009 11:25:58 -0600
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Thanks for all the great responses to my question about needing an OCCURS or
something similar. In reading through them this morning I read Albert's a
few times before the simplicity of it hit me. Rather than moving all the
elements of the array, all I had to do was move where the data from the new
record went. This is much less resource-intensive and much faster than
moving all but one of the records each time. You guys on this list are
playing WAY above my head!!! I guess that's why y'all get the big bucks,
eh?

Albert, I'm saying this in my best Wayne and Garth voice: "I'm not
worthy!!! I'm not worthy!!!" :)

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