Am 04.02.21 um 10:29 schrieb Ralph Lange via Core-talk:
> In the good old times,
> we used to have a static DB parser that was used to provide a "lint" tool
> for databases. (My mourning of the loss of that feature was largely
> ignored.)
But not unshared ;-)
> In such a tool, I would support and encourage all kinds of intelligent
> hints for improving databases, showing similar options for typos being the
> simplest example.
> (What about "Engineers that used the calcout record also often use the seq
> and compress records.")
>
> "Fixing" bugs on the fly? Rather not.
I suggest we declare that menus and enums are case insensitive, period.
> Large blocks of explanations and
> suggestions on the IOC console? Rather not.
D'accord.
Cheers
Ben
--
I would rather have questions that cannot be answered, than answers that
cannot be questioned. -- Richard Feynman
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