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Just do a %len on the concatenated field to determine it's length. I
had a similar issue when I had to pad a number with zeros for a query.
Doing something like this might help:
if %len(%trim(arrPSUB(arrINDEX))) = 2;
SSW94STMT = SSW94STMT + '0';
SSW94STMT = SSW94STMT + %trim(arrPSUB(arrINDEX)) + apos;
ENDIF;
if %len(%trim(arrPSUB(arrINDEX))) = 3;
SSW94STMT = SSW94STMT + %trim(arrPSUB(arrINDEX)) + apos;
ENDIF;
Or you could either stick it in a few IF statements or SELECT. Dealer's
choice:
Select;
When %len(%trim(arrPSUB(arrINDEX))) = 2;
SSW94STMT = SSW94STMT + '0';
SSW94STMT = SSW94STMT + %trim(arrPSUB(arrINDEX)) + apos;
When %len(%trim(arrPSUB(arrINDEX))) = 3;
SSW94STMT = SSW94STMT + %trim(arrPSUB(arrINDEX)) + apos;
ENDSL;
Brian.
-----Original Message-----
From: steema@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:steema@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2006 2:46 PM
To: RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries
Subject: Re: Concatenate two strings spacing issue
I have a similar issue.
We have a model number that can be up to 7 positions. The format is
Character(s), number(s). Then there could be an appendage to it, that
would denote a color, that would always be a char.
So a radio for example, would be say, RA12
in a color of white it would be RA12W.
I am displaying info in a subfile for models, but now they want to see,
all the related records, i.e. the RA12W's.
OF course, I can move the field and find my pattern of Char, num, char.
But then I have to do this routine for RA12, RAB12, RABC12.
Instead I would like to know first, how many positions of the model
fiels
are inhabited, and use a simple logic to pursue locating the related
records.
Steve.
You want to do something Like this Eval CATFIELD = %TRIM(FIELD1) + %TRIM(FIELD2) Michael Ala EDI Service Line Leader BP Lubricants USA Inc. **************************************** -- This is the RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries (RPG400-L) mailing
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