This ain't good:
pick 2.2 >>= /0/
the >>= means you don't use numerical comparison, but strings are
compared. Should be
pick 2.2 >>= /00/
As mentions in other appends, use VERIFY /0123456789/ before teh PICK to
avoid non numeric values, after whick you can simply use >>= /00/ or >= /0/
Kris Buelens,
--- freelance z/VM consultant, Belgium ---
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2013/10/30 Paul Gilmartin <[email protected]>
> On 2013-10-30 14:35, Gentry, Steve wrote:
> > Yes. Here's the method I ended up using. Provide by a member on another
> list.
> >
> > ...
> > '|pick 2.2 >= /0/ & 2.2 <=/24/',
> > ...
> >
> I'll give that one only half a point:
>
> pipe literal 24:00 | pick 2.2 >= /0/ & 2.2 <= /24/ | console
> consl pipe literal 24:00 | pick 2.2 >= /0/ & 2.2 <= /24/ | console
> 24:00
>
> Good.
>
> pipe literal 25:00 | pick 2.2 >= /0/ & 2.2 <= /24/ | console
> consl pipe literal 25:00 | pick 2.2 >= /0/ & 2.2 <= /24/ | console
>
> (Nothing.) Good.
>
>
> pipe literal xy:00 | pick 2.2 >= /0/ & 2.2 <= /24/ | console
> consl pipe literal xy:00 | pick 2.2 >= /0/ & 2.2 <= /24/ | console
> PIPPIC1038E Not a decimal number: xy.
> PIPMSG003I ... Issued from stage 2 of pipeline 1.
> PIPMSG001I ... Running "pick 2.2 >= /0/ & 2.2 <= /24/".
> *-* 'callpipe' rest
> +++ RC(1038) +++
>
> Not so good. And:
>
> pipe literal xy:00 | pick 2.2 >>= /0/ & 2.2 <<= /24/ | console
> (Again, nothing.) Good. But:
>
> pipe literal 1y:00 | pick 2.2 >>= /0/ & 2.2 <<= /24/ | console
> consl pipe literal 1y:00 | pick 2.2 >>= /0/ & 2.2 <<= /24/ | console
> 1y:00
>
> Not so good.
>
> -- gil
>
