sena@infinet.UUCP (Fred Sena) (01/05/91)
Hi, I am writing a forms processor that processes ABF forms before compiling the executable. On Ingres 5, we had a processor which crunched the 'XXfo.c' form file, which is the C version of the form. For Ingres 6, I noticed that when a form is saved using 'vifred' from ABF, a file named '10039.c' is created instead. What I would like to know is: "Where does the number 10039 come from?" I looked in all the obvious system catalogs, but I couldn't find the number anywhere. The reason that I want to know is that I want to make sure that the name is not database dependent. In other words, if I try to compile the ABF source using a different database, and the same '10039.c' form, will there be any problems like sequence #'s, etc. --fred sena, hackware engineer -- -------------------------------------------------- Frederick J. Sena sena@infinet.UUCP Memotec Datacom, Inc. N. Andover, MA