Recall Alignment

[DungT]

When I type recall an alignment and this's what my edit window shows: RECALL/ALIGNMENT,INTERNAL,A27:INTERNAL
From drop down list: RECALL/ALIGNMENT,INTERNAL,A27

What's the difference and why
v2013

[Schrocknroll]

When I type "REC" PC-DMIS autocompletes "RECALL". When I press tab I get the following:

            RECALL/ALIGNMENT,INTERNAL,ALN8

I looked in the help file and there is no mention of anything after a colon for the Recall command. When I tried to put ":INTERNAL" at the end of the recall command PC-DMIS froze up.

Sorry, but I have no idea what's going on.

[NinjaBadger]

When I type recall an alignment and this's what my edit window shows: RECALL/ALIGNMENT,INTERNAL,A27:INTERNAL
From drop down list: RECALL/ALIGNMENT,INTERNAL,A27

What's the difference and why
v2013

Nothing.

I don't fully understand it either but it appeared around 2012 I believe where they added the USE_PART_SETUP option in the Recall alignment section of the Alignment dialog.

[davehocum]

I have had issues with alignments that have this automatically added to the recall alignment. I usually delete the (:INTERNAL) from the recall alignment. I haven't had a chance to do more testing to find out if this was the real issue of the affected routines. After removing the (:INTERNAL) from the recall alignment the alignment issue would be corrected.

[DungT]

When I type "REC" PC-DMIS autocompletes "RECALL". When I press tab I get the following:

 RECALL/ALIGNMENT,INTERNAL,ALN8

I looked in the help file and there is no mention of anything after a colon for the Recall command. When I tried to put ":INTERNAL" at the end of the recall command PC-DMIS froze up.

Sorry, but I have no idea what's going on.

Actually, I didn't type the whole thing. With current alignment, I typed "recall/alignment" then hit "enter". The reason I did this is to add more features and alignments above it and not change anything below it by accident

[andrewb91]

I'm guessing that the extra INTERNAL tells it to recall the previous recall/alignment,interal,ABC not the original ABC alignment. I'm not sure if it has any impact, I always delete the extra internal at the end.