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Newcomers DBPro Corner / REM statement

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Bean
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Posted: 15th Apr 2004 22:15
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Very new to DBPRO - trying to find out if anybody knows if the apostrophe is an acceptable replacement for REM statement
or is it only usable in DB Classic? Some code that I have imported has the single apostrophe as the REM statement and it runs fine.
If I try to use it , it fails, but REM works fine....?[
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Blue Shadow
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Posted: 15th Apr 2004 22:23 Edited at: 15th Apr 2004 22:23
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As far as i know you can't use an apostrophe in DBPro. Thats if your talking about the one thats on the @ key. What you need to use is the key above the tab key. See if that works.

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Michael


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Bean
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Posted: 15th Apr 2004 22:32
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Thanks!
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Peter H
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Posted: 15th Apr 2004 22:47 Edited at: 15th Apr 2004 22:47
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ya use the
NOT the

and for large portions of comments you can use "remstart" and "remend"


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Blue Shadow
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That's OK. No problem. Glad to help.


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zircher
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Also forward tick/rem are commands in DBP and not compiler directives. So...

if bubba = 0 ` check for bubba

will get you in trouble, but...

if bubba = 0 :` check for bubba

is OK. This trips up a lot of people with VB experience.
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