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I'm guessing that someone has already had to do this:
I need to validate that a string contains a letter (A-Z or a-z) as part of
an edit routine for valid email passwords.
I could brute-force this with for-loops scanning for each letter, but I
suspect there is a more elegant solution. Ideas? Preferred solution would
be RPG and/or SQL supported by v7.1.
(Hoped to find a previous discussion of this in the archives, but my
creativity failed me for getting the right search words.)
Many thanks.
Michael Koester
Programmer/Analyst
DataEast - Granite State Communications
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