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The %trim() is superfluous. More CPU time to do the same thing, but
it'll work.
However, %INT was a bad idea. %INT cannot handle the full range of
20-digit numbers. Use %DEC instead (I posted an example in an earlier
message in this thread)
James Perkins wrote:
If it's an integer the %INT() BIF should work.--
myNumField = %int(%trim(myCharField));
The %TRIM() might not be needed, I can't remember for sure there.
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