Re: NUMVARIABLES

[Steve Cavill <steve.cavill@SQRIBE.COM.AU>]

NUMVARIABLES does not exist in sqr 4.
Perhaps VARIABLES is what you are looking for.  If you are getting error 
messages about insufficient variables you should increase
the VARIABLES setting.  The SQR.INI file and its contents are described in the 
SQR 4 Language Reference.

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-----Original Message-----
From: Discussion of SQR, SQRIBE Technologies's database reporting
language [mailto:SQR-USERS@list.iex.net]On Behalf Of Aida van de Brake
Sent: Thursday, 13 May 1999 20:53
To: Multiple recipients of list SQR-USERS
Subject: Re: NUMVARIABLES


Someone wrote:

>
> In the SQR.INI you can have the following section:
>
[Processing-Limits]
; QUERIES          =    60
; QUERYARGS        =   240
; VARIABLES        =   750
; PROGLINES        =  2500
; PROGLINEPARS     =  9000
; STRINGSPACE      = 10000
; POSITIONS        =   900
; SQLSIZE          =  4000
; SUBVARS          =   100
; DYNAMICARGS      =    70
; FORWARDREFS      =   200
; EXPRESSIONSPACE  =  8192
; BREAKS           =   100
; WHENS            =    70
; ONBREAKS         =    30
; LONGSPACE        = 32766
>
> Uncomment the proper lines and set the value accordingly.
>
> The limits are the same as those applied to the -M file.
>

Thanks for the reply, but I don't see a NUMVARIABLES in this list.
My problem is: I need my setting "NUMVARIABLES=400" to go somewhere
because my SQRs with over, say, 200 numerics don't work without it.
Up until now it was in a -M file called BIG.MEM together with all the
other settings from your list. Now I put them all in the SQR.INI and
they all seem to work, except for the NUMVARIABLES-setting.

Do I really have to keep my BIG.MEM file just to be able to set my number
of numerics?? That would seem pretty illogical to me...

Thanks again,

Cheers,

Aida.