RE: TESTN

["Bob Cozzi" <cozzi@xxxxxxxxx>]

The value could be any of the following, right?

 '__9'
 '_99'
 '999'
 '9__'
 '99_'
 '9_9'
 '_9_'

And then all the negative values, just as J through whatever.

If you truly want digits only in the field and to compress out blanks, use
the %DIGITS() built-in function.  Oh wait, we don't have that do we... 
Okay do this:

D DIGITS          C              Const('0123456789'
D szValue         S           5A  VARYING

C       eval  szValue = %Trim(pay_type_test)
C       if    %Check(DIGITS:szValue) = 0
C       eval   sctax = %Int(szValue)

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Sent: Monday, February 14, 2005 12:50 PM
To: RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries
Subject: TESTN

Ok,
Obviously I have something wrong going on here.  Any ideas?
     d sctax#          s              2  0
     d pay_type_test   s              3 
     d paytyp          s              2 

     ?* is the transaction type code numeric?
     c                   evalr     pay_type_test = paytyp  
     c                   testn                   pay_type_test          99
     c                   if        *in99
     c                   eval      sctax# = %int(paytyp)       
     c                   else
     c                   eval      msgdata = 'Invalid Transaction Type 
Code' 
This is supposed to be working, but a user got the RNX0105 error stating 
that the 
eval sctax# = %int(paytyp)
a character representation of a numeric value is in error.

But I'm doing a testn first, is this wrong?  I've tried testing and can't 
get it to blow up, but the joblog says the user's did.


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