For those not familiar:
SYSTEM(19) on D3:
Returns a unique item-id consisting of the current system date in internal
format, followed immediately by the current system time in seconds. If more
than one item-id is generated in a second, an alpha character is appended to
the item-id.
Bill
Robert:
Thanks for the link. I've been tired of Adobe's slowness for years.
If you use the above don't forget to install Acrobat reader speedup from:
http://www.tnk-bootblock.co.uk/prods/misc/index.php
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Jonathan:
Despite the digression about your code, I think the TRIM() function should
work just fine.
On D3, however, no matter how many leading or trailing @VMs exist, a single
@VM remains at the beginning and/or end of the string. This is true even
with Glenn's suggestion, TRIM(REC1, @VM, R).
John:
Try opening IIS MMC and navigate to the web site you're interested in. Then
right click on the web site, click on properties and select the Web Site
tab. In the bottom section you probably have Enable Logging checked so
click on the [Properties] button. The location, and name, of the log
Phil:
In BASIC:
OCONV((wkVal 0), 'S;-;') : ABS(wkVal) R(%6)
In AQL (assuming value is in attribute/field 001):
DICT FILENAME 'TEST' size = 76
01 S
02 1
03 Value
04
05
06
07
08 AIF 1 '0' THEN 1(S;'-';''):1(MCN)(MR%6) ELSE 1(MR%6)
09 R
10 7
Hope this helps.
Bill
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Marco:
A useful alternative, which noone has ever fixed in over 25 years, is the
message:
[B10] in program MyProgram, Line 106: Variable has not been assigned a
value; zero used.
or
[B10] in program MyProgram, Line 106: Nonnumeric where numeric required;
zero used.
Why in the world
Ray:
I don't much agree with your analysis. Definitive statements such as
...top-posting still makes things more difficult for just about everybody
else and ...there really are no valid reasons to top-post,... and
...Insisting on top-posting...is just plain rude and self serving. are
incorrect
