Re: How does a %SWITCH work in a CL program -- MIDRANGE-L

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Venu,  

Not quite, the Xs in the switch condition %SWITCH(1XXXXXXX) means "It doesn't 
matter what this switch is set to".  In this case, all
that only matters is the condition of U1.  U2 thru U8 have no bearing on the 
condition.

Rick
 
> The %SWITCH in CL is used to control the ControlLevel indicators namely U1 
>thru
> U8. In your case, the CL program is checking whether U1=*ON and all other U
> indicators are off.
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