Subject line says it almost all.
Is it practical to expand the size of a UDT to 32K instead of the
current limit of 16K in rounded sizes?
A lively discussion of dis and dat vs. compilers and so on for
structs and whatever noted that 64K is even found elsewhere. I
don't claim to know this at all personally, just ducked my head
and silently slunk away when confronted by it from supposedly
knowledgable folks much my superior at all this...
If $STRING = 32 is practical, shouldn't a UDT max size be possible
in that focus as well.
It just hit me as wonderment thinking about the other thread I'd
opened pn the mysteries of life in the world of how long your string
can be that might be related to this as well. Just a thought here.
Thanks
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Mike Luther
[email protected]
Is it practical to expand the size of a UDT to 32K instead of the
current limit of 16K in rounded sizes?
A lively discussion of dis and dat vs. compilers and so on for
structs and whatever noted that 64K is even found elsewhere. I
don't claim to know this at all personally, just ducked my head
and silently slunk away when confronted by it from supposedly
knowledgable folks much my superior at all this...
If $STRING = 32 is practical, shouldn't a UDT max size be possible
in that focus as well.
It just hit me as wonderment thinking about the other thread I'd
opened pn the mysteries of life in the world of how long your string
can be that might be related to this as well. Just a thought here.
Thanks
------------------
Mike Luther
[email protected]
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