Ken,
In the following code:
*(If current issue is larger than average)
*(Move from current to future)
IF 0 > .vRDDIFF THEN
It is usually good practice to keep constants on the right side of the
operator and variables on the left.
IF vRDDIFF > 0 THEN
Rommel
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On
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Sent: Friday, April 27, 2001 10:25 AM
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Subject: Re: Infamous I> prompt (Code)
<< File: Text from file 'loadavg.cmd'.txt >> I've dotted all my Vars, added
indicator vars to fetch statements
all vars intialized outside of whiles, set whileopt off, increased files
from 5 to 30 still blows out to "I>" prompt (runs under
trace/debugger). If anyone wants to take a minute and peak at the
code and see if there is anything I'm missing, I've attached the
code ( not sure if list server excepts attachments) the show vars
are just for testing program.
