INDATASET in parameters

Belias

I just noticed this thing today and i was wondering what does this thing mean:
1. i created some variables in a page, includeindataset = true
2. i copypasted the variables as local variables in a function in the underlying table

and here's how the name of the function looks like:
GetStatusEnabled(VAR CustDelOrdEnabled : Boolean INDATASET;........

if i recreate the variable manually, the indataset does not appear (obviously, because it is not used present in the variables of the tables).

I understood that the copy/paste have copied the indataset property, too, but i was wondering if it will be of some use or can create some bugs :-k (this is mere curiosity because by simply recreating the variable, the INDATASET disappears).
Have anyone already seen this?
Thanks in advance

mihail_kolev

Interesting "feature". I guess the IncludeInDataset is only for global use, so this option is hidden for local variables. Anyway the variable has this property, but we can't change it.

I don't see a reason to create a function parameter with IncludeInDataset option. Bugs... everything is possible

Belias

mihail_kolev wrote:

I don't see a reason to create a function parameter with IncludeInDataset option. Bugs... everything is possible

i was thinking to some tweak about dynamically hiding/showing controls in a page after the onopenpage trigger :whistle: (maybe, passing the values here and there with the includeindataset property, they are re-uploaded in the page), i'll give it a try but i don't think it will work :roll:

mihail_kolev wrote:

Bugs... everything is possible

Indeed: it's better to not try it, i already "cleared" the variable definition, but it's annoying that that propertery is carried over, and i have to delete it... [-(