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Reply To: | Michael A. Vealey |
Date: | Tue, 14 May 1996 13:58:56 -0400 |
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I'm making some changes in an environment file found in a lot of our VPlus
forms. To get a general idea of what forms to look at, I did an MPEX print
searching for the environment file name and got a load of forms. When I started
going through them with FORMSPEC, I couldn't find the environment file name
anywhere in some of the forms.
On closer inspection, I discovered a whole LOAD of screens defined in the form
that FORMSPEC doesn't recognize and I can't get to. What gives? I'm assuming
it's like deleting records from a database; they're not really gone, just
flagged that way. It's not until a cleanup utility comes along do they get
removed from the file.
Is there a utility/command/secret incantation that I can use to clean out all
the dross? Not that it's bothering me (yea, right) but as long as I'm in there,
I might as well clean them out.
Thanks in advance!
= Mike Vealey |\/| University of Maryland =
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= \/ =
="In the Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona, rangers are killing mule =
= deer that have become hooked on junk food left over by tourists. Doesn't =
= make sense. Shouldn't they shoot the tourists instead?" =
= -- Andrei Codrescu =
= All opinions expressed are mine and mine alone. You can't have them! =
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