on 11-06-2006 11:40 AM
Hi,
To initialized value of the variable when I tried to assign 0 to variable (like in the following statement) it comes up with error 'Command Expected'.
&RF140-ZALBT&= '0'.
Please let me know where and what I am doing wrong in assigning value to a variable?
Regards,
Shabbar
Use DEFINE command and then assing value.
Make sure that the paragraph should be ':/' (command prompt)
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Hi,
Still its not working. The statement I am writing is
/: &NET& = &RF140-WRSHB& - &RF140-MSATZ&
but the system gives error on that.
NET is the local variable declared with Define statement and both the others are defined in print program.
Even I tried
/: &RF140-ZALBT& = &RF140-WRSHB& - &RF140-MSATZ&
but still the same error.
Any comments?
Regards,
Shabbar
hi,
<b>use DEFINE commands:</b>
/: define &RF140-ZALBT& := '0'.
rgds
ANver
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