In Visual Data Manager....Diff bet AllowZeroLength and Required

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In Visual Data Manager....Diff bet AllowZeroLength and Required

 
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If I uncheck the AllowZeroLength, wouldn't that have the same effect as checking Required?
Please correct me if I'm wrong. I'm having a hard time differentiating the two.

If a Customer table contains a Phone No. field, and I'm about to add a new customer who doesn't have a phone number, and the AllowZeroLength is UNCHECKED, then that means I have to type something in the Phone No. field, right? But isn't that the same as CHECKING Required? (Required means data entry is required, i think)


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Re: In Visual Data Manager....Diff bet AllowZeroLength and Required

 
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Yes You are absolutely correct. if you check allowzerolenght button then it means you can leave the field blank and means that checking not required.
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If I uncheck the AllowZeroLength, wouldn't that have the same effect as checking Required?
Please correct me if I'm wrong. I'm having a hard time differentiating the two.

If a Customer table contains a Phone No. field, and I'm about to add a new customer who doesn't have a phone number, and the AllowZeroLength is UNCHECKED, then that means I have to type something in the Phone No. field, right? But isn't that the same as CHECKING Required? (Required means data entry is required, i think)


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