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How could you explicitly call stored proc
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06/06/2002 13:03:21
Cetin Basoz
Engineerica Inc.
Izmir, Turquie
 
 
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Visual FoxPro
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>>>The question is, what takes precedance, if you have x function in Procedure file, in fll (dll) or as a stored procedure and how you can explicitly invoke the needed one.
>>>
>>>I believe, this is a case, which doesn't have a solution except for renaming...
>>
>>Thanks for description Nadya :)
>>My current solution is like this (renaming is far more harder on live data around the world, and no existing field could set as default) :
>>
>>
*DBC is currently open and selected one
>>lcDummy = sys(2015)
>>create table (lcDummy) (dummy l,mySPCaller i default x())
>>*A loop
>>insert into (lcDummy) values (.f.)
>>RetVal = eval(lcDummy+'.mySPCaller')
>>*end loop
>>use in (lcDummy)
>>drop table (lcDummy)
>>erase (lcDummy+'.*')
>>
>>Cetin
>
>Interesting. Why in this case it automatically takes x from Database and not another x? What if your x uses field values? I'm afraid, this code is not 100% reliable.

It's by design :)

Update: I don't know a single line of code that's 100% reliable :)
Cetin
Çetin Basöz

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