The functions that deal with delimeters are RAISE and LOWER.  The UniVerse
defined delimiters are from 255 to 248.  I use LOWER to combine all
associated records into fields of one record for archiving and RAISE to
unarchive into individual records.

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Subject: RE: [U2] UV: FMT and FMTS processing of CHAR(247) differs


I've heard once that UniVerse goes down to char(246) as system delimiters.
Don't know where it came from. (Probably this list)
I would love to have the ability to access those values with the normal
tools of Basic or UniObjects, but I guess this is one case where there show
through.

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Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2004 3:36 PM
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Subject: RE: [U2] UV: FMT and FMTS processing of CHAR(247) differs

>Problem: FMTS is supposed to FMT each field of a given dynamic array.
>It appears to be wrong if source data in a field of the array contains
CHAR(247).

If you look at the DOCs for REMOVE (for example), it indicates that the
lowest system delimiter is CHAR(248), and that is true with REMOVE.

However, I've noticed that some of the functions like FMTS() and FIELDS()
also consider CHAR(247) to be a system delimiter. Experimentation has shown
me that CHAR(246) and below are safe to use.

I've always wondered about the discrepancy though.

Barry
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