>I just inherited a small application that makes reference to a .mem file. I guess it is a an older technique that some used to hold variables. I want to eliminate it. I want to see what is inside this file so I can get rid of it, but can't seem to find anything to open it up with. Would someone be so kind as to shed some light on this type of file for me so I can redesign without needing to use?
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>Thanks very much.
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>John.
John,
The RESTORE FROM command, as the others have said, is where you want to go. Also, you can add the word ADDITIVE as well.
Use an object and place those values in it if they do not need to be written out to disk. Use a table or file (TEXT?) if they do.
Best,
DD
Best,
DD
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