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On Mar 18, 2023, at 2:23 PM, Daniel Gross <daniel@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
What I will never agree with is the notion that *START is a specific key.
That’s true *START is no specific key - it’s „just go to the top“ - not a specification of the first key or record number.
*LoVal and *HiVal I would agree should count as specific but I have not tested with them.
But only if it’s a single key field and the value of the key is exactly *LOVAL - and even then I would say, that this is not an equal key, because *LOVAL is a figurative constant that has different values for different data types.
If you say:
keyfield = *loval;
setll keyfield …
That would probably give an %equal() - because *LOVAL is „instantiated“ as a specific value in the key field.
Daniel
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