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I assumed that I could code MODIFY to insert records into a clustered relational table structure (just a parent and child), but I haven't been successful in inserting records into more than a single table. I could swear that you could do this, but I can't find any discussions or examples which show how it's done.
Of course MODIFY was for FOCUS databases originally, so the documentation (yes, I found it) doesn't provide examples for working with clustered RDMS tables.
Does anyone know if this is even possible? SQL pass through is not an option in this situation, nor is Maintain.
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I am not giving you an answer but instead asking you something and raise a point of discussion.
Bottom line, any FOCUS, Maintain or MODIFY command is translated into SQL syntax to then be performed. So, if it's not possible to use SQL pass through, why MODIFY should be ?
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Originally posted by MartinY: So, if it's not possible to use SQL pass through, why MODIFY should be?
I should have clarified...SQL pass through is not allowed in this particular environment. I don't know the reason, just that it's not allowed. So that leaves me with figuring out how to use MODIFY to insert records.
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