Ztable Locate Options

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Ztable Locate Options

Post by defluc »

Hi,
When I write

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if Ztable.Locate('User',UserName, [loCaseSensitive]) then
compilation gives me following message :
Identifier not declared : 'loCaseSensitive'
Why ?

By advance, thanks for your response
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loCaseSensitive is declared in the DB unit. Is it somewhere in your uses clauses?

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Post by defluc »

De Db unit is not in my uses clause but in an other module of the same project.
Can I do a reference to that module with a statement as «[DataModule.loCaseSensitive]»
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Post by kmr »

Never heard of that (referencing to another module i.e. unit).

But go ahead, put it in the uses clause of the unit where its needed an you'll see it won't do any harm. And your program (?) will only grow a tiny little bit bigger, in case your afraid of the size of your exe.
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Post by gto »

kmr wrote:Never heard of that (referencing to another module i.e. unit).

But go ahead, put it in the uses clause of the unit where its needed an you'll see it won't do any harm. And your program (?) will only grow a tiny little bit bigger, in case your afraid of the size of your exe.
Nah, it will not grow. Cause it's already referenced and into your binary, just not hooked. No harm at all :)
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