RE: Query/400: How do you create a numeric field with specific characteristics?

[lisa.thomas@xxxxxxxxxxx]

I would think it would look like this:
                              Define Result Fields



 Type definitions using field names or constants and operators, press Enter.

   Operators:  +, -, *, /, SUBSTR, ||, DATE...



 Field       Expression                         Column Heading        Len
Dec
 EMPNO       0 + 0                              Employee Number         5
0


Have I missed something? What were you planning on putting in this field
since the data does not reside in the first file?



-----Original Message-----
From: Al Gershen [mailto:aldg1@charter.net]
Sent: Wednesday, September 11, 2002 8:07 PM
To: MAPICS Mailing List
Cc: Gershen, Al
Subject: Query/400: How do you create a numeric field with specific
characteristics?


Hi Mapics ML:

I am trying to write a new Query (let's call it Query # 2)
that takes data from an input DB file and outputs the
result by adding records to an existing output DB file.
 (The existing DB file was created by Query # 1.)

One of the fields from the output DB File is a "numeric"
field with the following characteristics:

Name: EMPNO
Text: EMPLOYEE NUMBER
Len: 5
Dec: 0

Using Define Result Fields, how do I create a "numeric"
field in Query # 2 that has the same characteristics as
shown above?  (The DB input file used for Query # 2 does
not have a EMPNO field so I assume that Define Results
Field is the only way to create this field using
Query/400.)

If you need any additional information, please let me know
through the Mapics ML.

I look forward to your suggestions and comments.

Al Gershen
Grants Pass, OR
aldg1@charter.net
http://www.AlsPhotographs.com
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