Re: update processor question

Stepping back for a moment it's pretty sad to see the voodoo required
to programmatically create and delete a database.

On one hand it's very easy to create little proggies to do these
functions, and then call to one's own CREATE.MY.ACCOUNT and
DELETE.My.ACCOUNT routines. Write it once and forget about it. A few
minutes of effort eliminates the need to file action items to get some
generic routine that we probably couldn't use anyway. As I usually
say, the tools and source code are there and we should use them.

On the other hand, however - this _is_ after all a database management
system. You'd think that there would be callable functions to create
and delete any sort of database that one would want. I don't mind
stacking some input but the need to stack obscure syntax unique to the
update processor is just stupid.

T
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