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Hi,
is there any way to use a user-definable fieldname for setting up something
like an If-Then-feature? For example, in a Query definition you can select
records by typing
FIELDA EQ 'something'
and Query interprets FIELDA as a database field. I'd like to use something
like that in an own program but have no idea how to access the real database
field with only having it's name in a variable.
I want to create user defined if-then-clauses in my RPG program (something
like if-user-enters-'A'-in-FLDA-move-'X'-FLDB). Using a SELEC statement and
many FLDNAM WHEQ 'FIELDA' is exactly not what I'd like to do...
Any hints?
Bye, Christian
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