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Article #15Re: Dealing with double objects in
From: Richard Durbin
Date: Wed, 29 Sep 2004 12:19
Date: Wed, 29 Sep 2004 12:19
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The case should only matter if the CaseSensitive flag is set in options.wrm for that class. By default it is off. Another possibility is that a non-printing character has got into the name somehow, though I thought that we tried to screen out these and leading/trailing whitespace. Richard Ed Griffiths wrote: > Tony, > > > >>After cleaning up our ChickAce by renaming some objects into others, I >>ended up with double objects which have exactly the same name, but the >>content is slightly different. >> >>I think I used the -R command in my acefiles and renamed an object into >>another existing object. >> >>The objects should then be merged to my knowledge, but they didn't. >> >>You can find an example at >>https://acedb.asg.wur.nl/chickdb/searches/basic , and type SCW0078 >><https://acedb.asg.wur.nl/chickdb/searches/basic%20and%20type%20SCW0078> >>to find 2 objects with the same name. > > > I see your problem. One thing that occurs to me is that while these objects > appear to be the same they may actually have different case in their names. Can > you check this by dumping the two SCW0078 objects to an ace file and checking > the exact case of the object names. > > First check this out and then we can tackle what to do about it. > > > cheers Ed
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