Is there really much of a difference between:
a computed "stack of X" type stack like
compute Stack1 / stack of A0;
and a computed stack with 1 column in it:
compute Stack2.firstColumn / A0;
It seens that Stack2 is more "visible" than Stack1. I have been using a lot of "stack of" type stacks when dealing with form elements like comboboxes, tables, etc.
If it's possible to just create a computed stack with 1 column, is there a specific reason for "stack of" type stacks? Is one suited for certain things better than the other.
I was just curious since I'm using a lot of stacks in my current Maintain project. The manuals don't really talk about creating computed stacks with columns vs. "stack of X" stacks.
Thanks,
James
FOCUS 7.7.03
WebFOCUS 8.0.x/8.1
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