Ken,
I think Bernie is right. A dotted var on the left side of '=' set the
varname to the contents of that var. But this event does not occurr in the
'problem section'.
SET ZERO ON/OFF
Example
SET ZERO OFF
SET VAR vTCT INT
SET VAR vtest = (.vTCT + 1) returns NULL --> R:Base fails to see NULL as a
number.
SET ZERO ON returns vtest as 1
But in your code you define:
SET VAR vTCT INT
SET VAR vTCT = 0
This should work in SET ZERO ON and SET ZERO OFF. Maybe vLCT contains a NULL
value?
Eventhough:
If SET ZERO is set as OFF, then change it to ON and try again. Tested in
4.5++
----- Original Message -----
From: Ken Godee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, April 27, 2001 7:24 PM
Subject: Re: Infamous I> prompt (Code)
> 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.
