Hello,
iirc, xavp specs do not support variables in their name, it would
require some C coding.
Getting the value might be possible using pv_evalx(), the result should
be string, but then using {s.int} can get it to int.
If you need an workaround, you can probably do it with using sqlops
Hi List,
shouldn't this be possible ?
$xavp(ulattrs=>first) = 33;
$var(ccv) = "whatever";
$xavp(ulattrs[0]=>$var(ccv)) = "some value";
when using in the particular case of usrloc attrs, i see the value of the attr
created as "first" (correct) and "$var(ccv)" which i believe is incorrect, it
