Yes. Concretely, I'm trying to see if it's appropriate to look at this: ############################################################### -LAL USER FILE- NAME UORD T/O O OXIT RXIT S MAX INUSE PCT ---------------- ---- --- - ---- ---- - --------- --------- --- J4IB 305 15 A 1700 6666 95 ###############################################################
and think "Ah, I see a LAL User File, with the following structure: ...". If that's appropriate, then a potential structured question we can ask is: "Can we get the INUSE part of any LAL User File record whose MAX is 1700?" That's the kind of targeted question that has a good chance of capturing the actual intent of the user. Figure out intent first, and then hack at it. Doing it the other way around (hack first, then see if it actually matches the what we want) is almost certainly not right. :P
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