How would I tell if its optimized? Its a program compiled with
DFTACTGRP(*NO) and running in a named activation group. But the value
that I see in debug corresponds to value that I get returned to my screen.
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His SQL statement is changing DDYIndex.
Sometimes when code looks like it should work, but doesn't, can mean that
it wasn't recompiled....
Hard to say. I'm guessing you're debugging it. Is it optimized so you're
seeing a value that may not be what the program sees?
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Hi Bryce,
When does the value of shopdays(DDYIndex) change?
I don't see it anyplace. This value is what is controlling your loop, and
it is not changing, so you will always stay in the loop.
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Here is the exact code.
dow shopdays(DDYIndex) <> '' and shopdays(DDYIndex) <> 'A';
Running_Date = Running_Date + %Days(1);
if Running_Year <> %subdt(Running_Date:*YEARS);
SFC_Load_Shop_Calendar(calendar:Facility:workcenter:Running_Year);
Running_Year = %subdt(Running_Date:*YEARS);
endif;
Exec SQL
Set :DDYIndex = DayOfYear(:Running_Date);
enddo;
It jumps in and increases Running_Date by a day when shopdays(DDYIndex) =
'A'.
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You can absolutely use multiple conditions on a DOW loop. Are you sure
your program matches the pseudo logic you included?
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Ok Group. I have run into an interesting problem...
I have this loop structure...
dow myVariable <> '' and myVariable <> 'A';
// I do some stuff
// At some point myVariable could be set to '' or A or another value
// at which point we want to run the loop again.
enddo;
But when myVariable = 'A' the loop runs anyway.
Can we not put multiple conditions on a DOW loop? Is my brain not reading
my logic correctly today?
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