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Revision as of 03:57, 12 March 2009
SET OPTLOG
Class
Environment
Purpose
To specify whether logical expression optimization should take place
Syntax
SET OPTLOG ON | OFF
See Also
Description
The SET OPTLOG command is used to specify whether logical expression optimization should take place or not.
Example
// No error, even if crash() function does not exist set optlog on ? .F. and crash() // Gives error if crash() function does not exist set optlog off ? .F. and crash() // No error, even if crash() function does not exist set optlog on ? .T. or crash() // Gives error if crash() function does not exist set optlog off ? .T. or crash()</code> ==Products== Recital Database Server, Recital Mirage Server, Recital Terminal Developer [[Category:Documentation]] [[Category:Commands]] [[Category:Set_Commands|OPTLOG]]