Re[2]: Exponential

[Jodi_Walker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Jodi Walker)]

how about the EVAL(RH) which, I believe, instructs the OS to use the result 
decimal precision rules to calculate the result.  

jw
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Subject: RE: Exponential
Author:  Contractor1@Parkdalemills.com at Internet
Date:    08/07/2000 4:21 PM


     
     
> You might want to use the Eval(h) ext opcode as well as look into the 
> expropts(*RESDECPOS) control specification (H-Spec) to respect decimal 
point sizes.
     
> I'll look into the *ResDecPos.
     
I'd tried *ResDecPos. Didn't work. Same results. 7.2 came into the program 
and instead of 8.2 being calculated 8.19 was.
     
     
Patrick Conner
www.ConnecTown.com
(828) 244-0822
     
     
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