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- From: dave.snyder@snide.com (Dave Snyder)
- Newsgroups: comp.databases.informix
- Subject: Re: Informix 4GL arrays
- Date: 10 Nov 1992 13:58:04 -0500
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- Quoting Aaron Pelton...
- }
- } Given that I have a set of data that may be anywhere from 0 to n records
- } that I want to place in a scrolling region on the screen, can it be done
- } without a LOT of code to accomplish this?
- }
- Take a look at the "browse" function that is generated by db4glgen. It
- allows a user to scroll through as many rows as they can query. The limit
- on queried rows is based on RAM, ie. 4 bytes/row.
-
- } Can anyone recommend a direction to look for clues? Is it possible to
- } fool informix into using a malloc'd array?
- }
- The code generated by db4glgen does fool informix into using malloc'd arrays.
-
- DAS
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