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Tool to Remove source and vars from tables
mdPartnerNL
Member Posts: 802
While upgrading I want to merge new fields in existing tables. For this I can import the fob and say as action: Existing <- New
This is working ok but sometimes the new fields has some source code and variables included with the new field. The import stops.
Is there a tool to remove all source from a txt file or a trick?
This is working ok but sometimes the new fields has some source code and variables included with the new field. The import stops.
Is there a tool to remove all source from a txt file or a trick?
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similarly delete all variables, text constants and functions (if necessary) and save the object.
I know its manual process, lets see if someone has a trick
-Mohana
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Always used the same approach when merging fields on table and porting manually source: for more complex tasks I use MergeTool.
would like a report that takes a filter of tables need cleaning
which virtual or system table should be changed? and is it writable?
also need to compile the objects afterwards, how to do?