Re: ForCES Protocol Implementation Issues

For every table (array) in a Forces Object there is a properties 
object (accessible via the protocol) which includes the first free 
table entry, as well as the last used table entry.  So the 
information the CE needs is always available.
In fact, since the CE generally created the table, and created the 
entries, it is anticipated that the CE will normally have a mirror 
copy with any annotation information it wants, obviating the need to 
query these fields.

Yours,
Joel M. Halpern

At 12:50 AM 9/13/2007, =?BIG5?Q?B._J._Kang?= wrote:
>If I want to add a new route, I must to know which row is free. This 
>is a funny
>thing. With MySql, I can only assign the data and don't care about which
>entry is free. Using the ForCES Protocol, operations with tables may be a
>difficult thing? I think it is unreasonable, isn't it?