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Re: EGL data type question

here are the var's in question
p_date decimal(8,0);
d oDate 8s 0

This gives the following error.
An error occurred when displaying the variable named p_date. The error
was: egl.core.RuntimeException: EGL0101E The value of the p_date variable is
not in the correct format.
EGL0002I The error occurred in the Personal program processing the validate
function..

Any idea??

On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 12:58 PM, Daron Whitehouse <dwhitehouse@xxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Nick,



I believe decimal() should do the trick for both Packed and Zoned. The
value should be mapped according to its source and destination types.



Daron

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