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Re: std.list3 problem [message #365 is a reply to message #364]

Mon, 06 November 2006 11:16

AJM
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Glad you got it fixed.

For your information the only place where you need to specify any database names (apart from the database table classes) is where you want to access tables in different databases in the same SQL query. In all other cases the database name is assumed to be the "current" database name, as declared in the database table class.

In patterns such as LIST3 where you supply several different table names you do not need to specify database names as each table is accessed in a separate SQL query. The only requirement is that the table names for each zone is unique, so if you want to access the same table more than once you can provide an alias name by using a subclass.

Tony Marston
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		std.list3 problem By: johandewit on Mon, 06 November 2006 03:28
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