Re: Wizard Variables

Yes, the View Wizard. Be sure to check Full Procedure Search. Very  
useful.

Bill Conable
OSU School of Music

On Dec 13, 2007, at 4:35 PM, Elon Close wrote:

> It is useful to use Variables wizard to find the the value of  
> variables.
>
> However, when an unexpected, or incorrect value is found is there a  
> Wizard that will display, or furnish the procedures that the named  
> variable appears in? In order to uses any variable in a procedure  
> it is necessary to declare it, so information is in the procedure  
> as to whether the variable is/is not in a particular procedure.
>
> I’ve looked thru the Wizards and can not find any particular one  
> that will give the information.
>
> I for one tend to forget just where variables are used. And yes, I  
> could build a procedure to do this, but given more than a handful  
> of procedures in a given DB it could be sort of a pain to do so.
>
> Maybe I’ve overlooked something, or not looked well.
>
>
>
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