Re: Count String -- RPG400-L

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I think it would work.

Thanx,

Nick

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Would checkr be anywhere near equivalent?

Jerry Adams wrote:

Rob,

Granted. A better example would have been III for which numerous posts
are made and answered, and which does not have BIF's. And it has been a

long time since I even looked at III, but I don't recall there being
anything equivalent to (or close to) a %Len( ) function. So please
excuse the journey too far back in time.

My point was that reference must be made to the proper sources /
levels. But that was just secondary to my original reply.

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rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

Jerry,

I think it's fair to say that many people on this list won't respond
(productively at least) to any inquiry that says "oh, and I want to do
this using RPG II". Well, maybe other than to suggest call a RPGLE
program to do it for you.

Rob Berendt

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