Anthony,
If you want to use the double-quote as included text in a character
field you can use 4 double-quotes ("""") or set a temp field to 4
double-quotes and then reference this field in your Set Fields. I use
the temp field method frequently when working with building commands for
$PROCESS $.
Related note: If you want/need to insert other characters that are not
printable you can use your DBMS to return the character in a Set Fields
SQL command. For example (SQL Server), SELECT CHAR(9) returns the tab
character and stores it in a temp field on your form.
If you want to find out the numeric value of a character you can use
SELECT ASCII('a') In this example the numeric value of the letter 'a'
is 97.
HTH
Stephen
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** YOu need to enclose them in double quotes like:
$filed$="""
On 9/8/06, Anthony Caressimo < [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi all,
I have a question regarding set fields - how do you get it to
print a "
character in the field. Usually in most languages you would use
something
like /" to print special characters, but i can find anything in
remedy
docs...
Any ideas?
Thanks all
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