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Re: Hex value

  • Subject: Re: Hex value
  • From: Tim Truax <truax@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 09 Nov 1998 20:53:09 -0500
  • Organization: RPS, Inc
Hello Stephanie,
Here's the answer from my archives:

You test for duplicate characters with the TESTB operation.  The easiest
way to test the last character of a field is as follows:

Note:  Input field must be alphanumeric.

0001 C                     MOVE FIELD     TEST1   1
0002 C                     TESTB'345'     TEST1          50 COLUMNS 58-59
0003 C         50          TESTB'01267'   TEST1      50     COLUMNS 54-55

Indicator 50 indicates the last character of FIELD is Hex 1C meaning that
the DUP key was pressed in the field FIELD.
 

Eyre, Stephanie A. (TC) wrote:

What is the Hex value for the Dup key?

Stephanie Eyre
Taylor Corporation
507-386-3191
saeyre@taylorcorp.com

 

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