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How would I extract the numeric data behind one of these character
interludes into a decimal field?
For example, one time I may want to know what's behind the "M=", another
time what's behind the "AS=", etc.
Wanting to know what's behind the "M=" means I want the value (in this
instance) of 21.7700 put into a decimal field.
Wanting to know what's behind the "AS=" means I want the value (in this
instance) of 19.93 put into a decimal field.
At one time or another I will want to know any one of the 6 "fields" in
that string. The fields are optional in the string, ie, the "CB=" may not
be there, in which case I want that field to default to 0.
V7R1. I have the SQL Development Kit if there is some slick way with SQL
to get one or all of these fields out of the string in one fell swoop.
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