When working with enormous files of automatically generated fill statements it would helpful if, in the following situation,
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Off Statistics;
Symbol x,y;
CTable,sparse F(1);
Fill F(1) = x;
Fill F(2) = x;
Fill F(1) = y;
Fill F(2) = x;
.end
producing,
TFORM 4.1 (Sep 21 2016, v4.1-20131025-245-g104d5d8) 64-bits 4 workers Run: Fri Mar 17 13:50:23 2017
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test.frm Line 10 --> Warning: Table element was already defined. New definition
will be used
test.frm Line 11 --> Warning: Table element was already defined. New definition
will be used
Max. space for expressions: 0 bytes
0.00 sec + 0.00 sec: 0.00 sec out of 0.00 sec
the error message for Line 10 were different to that of Line 11. I.e., upon redefinition, a check is performed to see if the table entry would change due to the redefinition.
This is just a suggestion to keep in mind, I know you are all busy...
When working with enormous files of automatically generated fill statements it would helpful if, in the following situation,
producing,
the error message for Line 10 were different to that of Line 11. I.e., upon redefinition, a check is performed to see if the table entry would change due to the redefinition.
This is just a suggestion to keep in mind, I know you are all busy...
Thanks, Josh.