DDT iterating
I am using DDT and Table variables to do some before and after data comparisons. The table variable iterator object has a reset method to move the cursor back to the top of the iterator. The DDT drive...
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Robert says: "For that matter, IIRC, if you create a DDT.ADODriver object, it's a
static object, not dynamic. So, even if the data changes after the
fact, it should still contain your "original" values."
Yes I considered doing that. If I created a static ado recordset, I could do the same thing. But I was concerned about the recordset / ddt driver "should" still contain my original values. This is a high risk area of the system. I have done no third party software validation on ADO (OMG I so don't want to do that), so I decided this little extra bit is not too burdensome.
Thanks for your help!
static object, not dynamic. So, even if the data changes after the
fact, it should still contain your "original" values."
Yes I considered doing that. If I created a static ado recordset, I could do the same thing. But I was concerned about the recordset / ddt driver "should" still contain my original values. This is a high risk area of the system. I have done no third party software validation on ADO (OMG I so don't want to do that), so I decided this little extra bit is not too burdensome.
Thanks for your help!
