Superbase.AutoCreateVariables

This is a boolean property of the Superbase object. When TRUE Superbase will automatically create program variables which are used before being declared. If Superbase.AutoCreateVariables is FALSE then the use of a variable before its creation raises an error. This restriction does not apply to variables which are created because they are on a form which is opened, but there could be some ambiguity in some situations as to whether a variable is just a program variable, or whether it is also part of a form.

Note: When Superbase.AutoCreateVariables is FALSE then a user-defined function can only be called if a variable of the same name has already been created and is in scope. This is because calling a user-defined function for the first time will create such a variable if none exists, and this is forbidden if Superbase.AutoCreateVariables is FALSE.