Re: Treating a character as a logical

[Peter_Vidal@xxxxxxxx]

Well, what I think that you can do is compare that field to a value and
depending on the result, then you can turn a logical variable *on or *off.  What
I have done in the past is like this example:

On the Data Definition:
DCycle_Cnt_Flg    S              1n

On Calculations:
eval=Cycle_Cnt_Flg = *Off
If CCFLG = '1'
eval=Cycle_Cnt_Flg = *On
Endif

And later in the calcs:
If Cycle_Cnt_Flg
Processing...
Endif

Peter Vidal
Pall Aeropower Corp.
Programmer Analyst



                    rob@dekko.com
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                    03/18/2002 09:41
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Can I do the following with a variable defined as 1A?  The possible values
of this variable are *blank and '1'.
If found;
...
EndIf;

Or do I have to do:
If (found=*on);

SELECT MYVAR into :found FROM ROB/TESTSQL WHERE EXISTS (
select DBNAME from qsys2/syscolumns
where dbname=?
 and TBNAME between ? and ?
 and NAME between  ? and ?)

Rob Berendt
--
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
Benjamin Franklin

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