I use IF INDEX("*Y*N*1*2*","*":ANSWER:"*",1)#0 THEN ELSE ...
But hey, to each their own
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What is this 1]2 and <1,1> doing ? that is the correct syntax for a
multi-value locate statement, 1]2 is part of the multi-value array.
Why do I need this? That for you to work out.
What is this doing? The only valid value for the variable ANSWER are blank (no
value) or Y or N or 1 or 2. Where
In my 25 years in Pick I have never seen a construction like this to test for Y
or N or whatever it's doing.
What is this doing? What is this 1]2 and <1,1> doing ? Why do I need this?
0297: CHECK: PRINT @(0,17): "Are the problem codes correct (Y/N)? " :
0298: INPUT ANSWER
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Is anyone using SQL SCHEMAS and TABLES in UniVerse in a Windows Environment
with Active Directory. I have an intermittent issue where SQL Users are
suddenly not recognised and I have to grant them access again. It is an
intermittent problem and cannot identify what is causing it.
Like to