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Fri, Nov 21 2014 10:59 AM | Permanent Link |
Barry | The following statement will prevent a script from running with no indication as to what line caused the problem:
declare NEWROW_Rcd_Id Integer default '{07D1F16F-E36A-4933-AED1-FC2EB8863182}'; There is no syntax error. Instead in the status bar I see "The execution of the script did not complete and was stopped in 0 seconds". This was the first statement in the script. I think it should flag it as a syntax error or at runtime with a conversion error. At least then the user would know what line in the script has the problem. Barry v2.13B2 |
Mon, Feb 23 2015 10:50 AM | Permanent Link |
Barry | A similar problem occurs with a date declaration that has an invalid default value like:
Declare _CurDate Date Default '2013-0-01'; I'd like this line of the script to be flagged as a syntax error so I know which line is causing the problem. Thanks Barry v2.13B2 |
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