Range of numbers

[Robert J.M. Edis]

Thanks Michael

Actually what I meant is that QTP has the habit of LOCKing the primary file
in the ACCESS statement for READ/WRITE.  In order to prevent users being
locked out during the creation of the subfile, a file or table with a low
hit rate should be used as the driver.  E.g. an archive file.

No you're not stepping on my toes at all.  I am not perfect nor do I profess
to know ALL about PowerHouse or the BEST way to achieve a result.
Constructive criticism or correction is always welcome so I appreciate your
feedback.

Blue
PowerHouse consultant
Rhode Island, USA

Disclaimer:
The opinions and ideas expressed in this message are my own and have no
relationship to my current employer, Initial Technical Staffing, its client
CCI, or any of CCI's clients.



	-----Original Message-----
	From:	Michael Lee [SMTP:mclsys@home.com]
	Sent:	Tuesday, January 12, 1999 2:40 AM
	To:	Robert J.M. Edis
	Cc:	'Thomson, Martyn AETT:EX'
	Subject:	Re: Range of numbers

		$QTP 
		ACCESS some file or table with lots of records but little
use

	Just to clarify a bit here. I think what Blue means is lots of
records with little use to this program. It doesn't matter what the data is
used for as long as you select a file with more records than you want your
counter to be. Therefore if your counter, as suggested, needs to go from
1-999, you need to select a file with at least that many records. 

	Hope I'm not stepping on your toes, Blue-I just thought this
required a little clarification. 

	Michael Lee 
	MCL Systems Inc. 

		  

	
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