OK, I'll bite. How does one find a situation where one wants this? From: Mark Johnson > Is there an OCONV method that does nothing, ie IF > X=OCONV(X,CONV) THEN TRUE. > > I've had a situation where I could use this before and one > crept up today.
How does one find MORE THAN ONE situation where one wants this? How about if YOUR CONV variable is an empty string? I *think* that for all X, ( X EQ OCONV( X, '' ) ) will evaluate to true. If that isn't the case, you could write your own "user exit": SUB DONOTHING( STR.OUT, STATUS.OUT, STR.IN, I.OR.O.IGNORE ) STATUS.OUT = 0 STR.OUT = STR.IN RETURN CATALOG BP $DONOTHING (ideal-flavor cataloguing, not pick-flavor) ( X EQ OCONV( X, 'UDONOTHING' ) ) will always be true. ------- u2-users mailing list [email protected] To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/
