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Mlarocca: Mlarocca moved page $FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE to $FieldgroupOccurrence: Lower case change

2014-07-21T17:43:43Z

Mlarocca moved page $FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE to $FieldgroupOccurrence: Lower case change

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JAL: /* Usage notes */

2013-12-13T16:55:53Z

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	<p class="code">Begin		<p class="code">Begin
	...		...
	example1: feo fieldgroup Foo		example1: feo fieldgroup Foo

	%id = Foo.ID		%id = Foo.ID
	%code = Foo.CODE		%code = Foo.CODE
	%text = Foo.TEXT		%text = Foo.TEXT
	%occurrence = occurrence in example1 /? was $fieldGroupOccurrence ?/		%occurrence = occurrence in example1 /? was $fieldGroupOccurrence ?/
	end for		end for
	...		...
	End		End

JAL: /* Usage notes */

2013-12-13T16:54:35Z

Usage notes

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	<li>In a large record, <var>$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</var> is expensive. It intentionally scans from the start of the record, in case there were additions or deletions of the fieldgroup.		<li>In a large record, <var>$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</var> is expensive. It intentionally scans from the start of the record, in case there were additions or deletions of the fieldgroup.
	<p>		<p>
	For example, say that a record being processed in an <var>FEO FIELDGROUP</var> loop has thousands of occurrences of a fieldgroup. In this case, invoking <var>$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</var> for each iteration of the loop will be prohibitively expensive, and you can save significant processing resources if you label the FEO loop and substitute a simple <code>OCCURRENCE IN <i>label</i></code> statement for the <var>$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</var> statement: </p>		For example, say that a record being processed in an <var>FEO FIELDGROUP</var> loop has thousands of occurrences of a fieldgroup. In this case, invoking <var>$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</var> for each iteration of the loop will be prohibitively expensive, and you can save significant processing resources if you label the FEO loop and substitute a simple <code>OCCURRENCE IN <i>label</i></code> statement for the <var>$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</var> statement, as shown in the following fragment: </p>

	<p class="code">Begin		<p class="code">Begin
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	%id = Foo.ID		%id = Foo.ID
	%code = Foo.CODE		%code = Foo.CODE
	%text = Foo.TEXT		%text = Foo.TEXT
	~~<s>%occurrence = $fieldGroupOccurrence</s>~~		%occurrence = occurrence in example1 /? was $fieldGroupOccurrence ?/
	%occurrence = occurrence in example1
	end for		end for
	...		...

JAL: /* Usage notes */

2013-12-13T16:39:07Z

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	<p class="code">Begin		<p class="code">Begin
			...
	example1: feo fieldgroup Foo		example1: feo fieldgroup Foo

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	%code = Foo.CODE		%code = Foo.CODE
	%text = Foo.TEXT		%text = Foo.TEXT
			<s>%occurrence = $fieldGroupOccurrence</s>
	%occurrence = occurrence in example1		%occurrence = occurrence in example1
	end for		end for
			...
	End		End
	</p>		</p>

Admin: /* Usage notes */

2013-12-13T15:50:03Z

Usage notes

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	==Usage notes==		==Usage notes==
	<ul>		<ul>
	<li>In a large record, $FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE is expensive. It intentionally scans from the start of the record, in case there were additions or deletions of the fieldgroup.		<li>In a large record, <var>$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</var> is expensive. It intentionally scans from the start of the record, in case there were additions or deletions of the fieldgroup.
	<p>		<p>
	For example, say that a record being processed in an <var>FEO FIELDGROUP</var> loop has thousands of occurrences of a fieldgroup ~~named <code>CORE</code>~~. In this case, invoking <var>$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</var> for each iteration of the loop will be prohibitively expensive, and you can save significant processing resources if you label the FEO loop and substitute a simple <code>OCCURRENCE IN <i>label</i></code> statement for the <var>$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</var> statement. </p>		For example, say that a record being processed in an <var>FEO FIELDGROUP</var> loop has thousands of occurrences of a fieldgroup. In this case, invoking <var>$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</var> for each iteration of the loop will be prohibitively expensive, and you can save significant processing resources if you label the FEO loop and substitute a simple <code>OCCURRENCE IN <i>label</i></code> statement for the <var>$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</var> statement: </p>

			<p class="code">Begin
			example1: feo fieldgroup Foo

			%id = Foo.ID
			%code = Foo.CODE
			%text = Foo.TEXT

			%occurrence = occurrence in example1
			end for
			End
			</p>
	</ul>		</ul>


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JAL: /* Usage notes */

2013-12-13T15:00:00Z

Usage notes

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	<li>In a large record, $FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE is expensive. It intentionally scans from the start of the record, in case there were additions or deletions of the fieldgroup.		<li>In a large record, $FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE is expensive. It intentionally scans from the start of the record, in case there were additions or deletions of the fieldgroup.
	<p>		<p>
	For example, say that a record being processed in an <var>FEO FIELDGROUP</var> loop has thousands of occurrences of a fieldgroup named <code>CORE</code>. In this case, invoking <var>$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</var> for each iteration of the loop will be prohibitively expensive, and you can save significant processing resources if you substitute a simple <code>OCCURRENCE IN ~~CORE~~</code> statement for the <var>$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</var> statement. </p>		For example, say that a record being processed in an <var>FEO FIELDGROUP</var> loop has thousands of occurrences of a fieldgroup named <code>CORE</code>. In this case, invoking <var>$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</var> for each iteration of the loop will be prohibitively expensive, and you can save significant processing resources if you label the FEO loop and substitute a simple <code>OCCURRENCE IN <i>label</i></code> statement for the <var>$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</var> statement. </p>
	</ul>		</ul>


	[[Category:SOUL $functions]]		[[Category:SOUL $functions]]

JAL: Undo revision 66129 by JAL (talk)

2013-12-12T22:20:52Z

Undo revision 66129 by JAL (talk)

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	This function returns the current occurrence number of the field group.		This function returns the current occurrence number of the field group.
	If the current field group has been deleted, <var>$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</var> returns 0.		If the current field group has been deleted, <var>$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</var> returns 0.
	~~__TOC__~~
	<var>$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</var> is available as of Model 204 version 7.5.		<var>$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</var> is available as of Model 204 version 7.5.

JAL at 22:19, 12 December 2013

2013-12-12T22:19:55Z

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	This function returns the current occurrence number of the field group.		This function returns the current occurrence number of the field group.
	If the current field group has been deleted, <var>$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</var> returns 0.		If the current field group has been deleted, <var>$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</var> returns 0.
			__TOC__
	<var>$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</var> is available as of Model 204 version 7.5.		<var>$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</var> is available as of Model 204 version 7.5.

JAL at 22:14, 12 December 2013

2013-12-12T22:14:26Z

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	~~Available as~~ of ~~Model 204 version 7~~.5.		This function returns the current occurrence number of the field group.
			If the current field group has been deleted, <var>$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</var> returns 0.

	~~The~~ $FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE ~~function returns the current occurrence number~~ of ~~the field group~~.		<var>$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</var> is available as of Model 204 version 7.5.

	~~For example:~~		==Syntax==
	<p class="code">		<p class="syntax"><span class="term">%num</span> = <span class="literal">$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</span>
	FOR EACH OCCURRENCE OF FIELDGROUP REDSOX		</p>

			==Example==
			<p class="code">FOR EACH OCCURRENCE OF FIELDGROUP REDSOX
	PRINT $FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE		PRINT $FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE
	CALL CHANGINGPROC		CALL CHANGINGPROC
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	END FOR		END FOR
	</p>		</p>
	This example might print a different value before and after the CHANGINGPROC if ~~the~~ procedure inserted or deleted the field group occurrence before the current one.		This example might print a different value before and after calling the CHANGINGPROC procedure, if that procedure inserted or deleted the field group occurrence before the current one.

	$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE ~~returns 0~~ if the ~~current field group has been deleted~~.		==Usage notes==
			<ul>
			<li>In a large record, $FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE is expensive. It intentionally scans from the start of the record, in case there were additions or deletions of the fieldgroup.
			<p>
			For example, say that a record being processed in an <var>FEO FIELDGROUP</var> loop has thousands of occurrences of a fieldgroup named <code>CORE</code>. In this case, invoking <var>$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</var> for each iteration of the loop will be prohibitively expensive, and you can save significant processing resources if you substitute a simple <code>OCCURRENCE IN CORE</code> statement for the <var>$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE</var> statement. </p>
			</ul>


	[[Category:SOUL $functions]]		[[Category:SOUL $functions]]

ELowell at 19:41, 13 August 2013

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	$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE returns 0 if the current field group has been deleted.		$FIELDGROUPOCCURRENCE returns 0 if the current field group has been deleted.


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