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Code Generated by gDSCodeGen

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.

<table name>_AddARow

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.

<table name>_DeleteRows

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.

<table name>_DumpRows

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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