Updated: 9/4/2024
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Updated: 9/4/2024
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This describes the code generated by the “gDSCodeGen” utility. (Please note the utility itself is scheduled to be re-written.)
The code first creates the global-shared tables and any other singular data items. Then, the routines below are generated.
Add a single row to the given table. The generated routine accepts mandatory arguments, then optional arguments. Given column names in the format <table name>_<column name>, the dummy argument names would be _<column name>.
The routine returns the index / reference of the added row.
Delete some or all rows in a table. The one optional argument, “rowStatusValueToDelete,” must cite the RowStatus value of the rows to delete. The value “!All!” deletes all rows. If a range or set of values must be deleted, pre-process the rows to set the RowStatus column's value to some single value (e.g., “Delete Me”).
The routine returns the count of rows left in the table.
Dump the values in a table to the screen or to a file. The one optional argument, “listToDump”, can be a list of row references to dump.
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