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List,
The following statement is too long to fit on one line.
When I attempt to split it as follows,
IpOutPrms.IpRetCod = IpB00ODBF(IpInPrms.File: +
IpInPrms.Library:
IpInPrms.Member);
I received the following compile error:
*RNF7421 30 1 Operands are not compatible with the type of operator.
I change the line to:
IpOutPrms.IpRetCod = +
IpB00ODBF(IpInPrms.File:IpInPrms.Library:IpInPrms.Member);
and received the same error.
In order to avoid wrapping (and make sure that was the problem)
I created 'file' using 'Like(IpInPrms.File)',
'library' using 'Like(IpInPrms.Library)', and
'member' using 'Like(IpInPrms.Member)'
and changed the calc line to:
IpOutPrms.IpRetCod = IpB00ODBF(File:Library:Member);
The program compiled fine.
I don't want to create fields just because of 'line-wrap' issues.
Does anybody see what I am doing wrong in my 'wrap' attempts?
TIA
Tim Kredlo
Exterior Wood, Inc
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