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LOL :) I don't know but I had to ask list..
"Andy Leisk" <ALeisk@xxxxxxxxx>
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Why would anyone code this?  Who can say - but since it looks very like so
much JDE code it is not a real surprise. 
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From: Bill Hopkins [mailto:BHopkins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, July 25, 2003 7:52 AM
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Subject: Re: Move 'ABC' to Numeric?
Sorry about that there are C's and the 8P0 was just to show the value not 
code. It really came from a 
D NUM            S                   Like(IVAN8)
or I should say RPG
C           *LIKE     DEFN IVAN8     NUM
With IVAN8 = 8P0 in file
Thanks 
Bill H
It always executes the code in the middle of IF because value always 
'123'. 
I'm not really sure why they would do this , nothing else happens with NUM 
anywhere. I think it's junk code.Nothing personal against JDE and PKMS 
 
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Makes no sense. You can't even specify the variable type in a c spec. Come
to think about it, there is no C in position 6, Are you sure you didn't
remove a comment marker in position 7?
Thanks,
Mark
Mark D. Walter
Senior Programmer/Analyst
CCX, Inc.
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Anyone know why you would see this in code.
        MOVE 'ABC'       NUM            8P0
More code follows; then
NUM     IFEQ     123
More code
        ENDIF
Found in bridge from JDE Sales Orders to PKMS
Thanks
Bill H.
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