Re: not able to create indicator as constant

Or....

D  successful     c                   const('1')

Michael Schutte



                                                                           
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Lim Hock-Chai wrote:
> Is there any reason why I can do below?
>
> D  successful     c               n   const(*on)

Constants don't have types.

If you want to create a symbolic variable, create a standard variable
and initialize it (using INZ).

D  successful     S               n   inz(*on)

FWIW: If the test you intend to perform is something like: if
(function() == successful), then I would suggest you simply use the
boolean return value ... so it would be if (function()).

david

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