#rstats fam: two question for your packages:
1) whats the best way to address the below: globalVariables()? or trying everything you can to not have variables

```
copy_tables_to_new_location: no visible binding for global variable
‘current_database’
```
vs. rlang::.data$current_database, etc

i checked it, it's set correctly. i think it has to do with the globalVariables[i] part but i don't know how to fix that.

You're checking the length of globalVariables, but not the length of loadStruct.globalVariables. So if the loaded json has less fields than the existing global variables it'll try and read outside the bounds of the array.

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i have tried this by setting a separate string to whatever globalVariables[i] is but that didn't work either. the json has all the global variables in my game saved as their normal names, so this should load them from that file, put them in loadStruct, and then set each of the globals.

thanks -- what do you do for undeclared variables? do you usually use globalvariables?

In #OracleXE18c $OH/inventory/globalvariables/oracle.server/globalvariables.xml the variable "oracle_install_db_InstallType" suggests the version is EE. I was expecting XE !

fixed this! needed to use an accessor to grab the actual variable name from the globalVariables array instead of trying to call a struct variable using a string.

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GlobalVariables[🔑] = API Key

any idea why this is giving me an error at the highlighted line? Says that Variable .globalVariables(101017, 0) not set before reading it. but it is set. i don't know what's happening.

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