I run a quick and dirty program to update some stuff in my test database, but didn't noticed I hadn't completed the program, so I ended with something equivalent with this:
for each customer,
each order where:
end.
Just to find it compiles, but never run.... so I start thinking what's going on, so I went to Dojo, and found it shows more info about this problems. It just says:
Killed
Funny.
10.1C
It works fine.
FOR EACH si_mstr,
EACH po_mstr WHERE :
END.
DISPLAY "FIN".
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FIN
10.1C
It works fine.
FOR EACH si_mstr,
EACH po_mstr WHERE :
END.
DISPLAY "FIN".
-----------
FIN
> but never run...
Do you mean you didn't run it or it wouldn't run?
This code *will* query those tables, table-scanning customer once and order once per customer.
It looks like someone is bouncing dojo right now:
"SYSTEM ERROR: Can't attach shared memory with segment_id: 0 for sport
There is no server for database sport. (1423)"
...or else you really *did* kill it ;)
I just waited, and in fact, it ran.... just it was a huge query on my db...
the lesson here is that avm and compiler, considered the " WHERE : " to be a valid "Where true:" condition...