5.0.13 vs 5.0.14 declared values
Kenneth Brody
kenbrody at bestweb.net
Sun Nov 7 15:06:04 PST 2004
GCC Consulting wrote:
[...]
> Since I wanted to insure that all of the details were copied, I declared global
> LAST_LINE(3,.0) in auto processing and set it equal to dp.
[...]
> My problem was that this routine worked perfectly on 5.0.13 but when I moved it
> to my laptop running 5.0.14, it didn't work.
>
> What I found was that I needed to, in auto processing, declare
> last_line(3,.0,g). When I did this, everything worked perfectly.
>
> Has anyone else found that a routine using declared values stopped working
> correctly with version 5.0.14.
[...]
It didn't "work perfectly" in 5.0.13. Your code was broken (it was missing
the ",g" needed to retain values between records), but "worked" due to a
bug in 5.0.13 which didn't properly clear the values between records. When
you moved to 5.0.14, your bug was no longer hidden.
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