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I'd looking for feedback on @SYSTEM.RETURN.CODE as returned from BSELECT of a
multivalue attribute.
Run the following basic code in the UniData demo account:
CMD = 'BSELECT CUSTOMER TAPES_RENTED'
CRT CMD
EXECUTE CMD
CRT '@SYSTEM.RETURN.CODE = ':@SYSTEM.RETURN.CODE
CLEARSELECT
When I run it, I get:
BSELECT CUSTOMER TAPES_RENTED
36 records selected to list 0.
@SYSTEM.RETURN.CODE = 29
Note that 29 is the number of records in CUSTOMER; 36 is then number of
items in the returned active select list.
The questions: Is there any way a program could depend on @SYSTEM.RETURN.CODE
being incorrect some of the time? Would anyone want @SYSTEM.RETURN.CODE to be
the number records polled and not number of items in the returned list, even if
the number of items returned is 0?
IBM case #423086*USA
UniData 6.1.18
HP-UX 11.11
ECLTYPE P
UDT.OPTIONS 59 ON
Dean Armbruster
System Analyst
Wolseley North American Division * 12500 Jefferson Avenue * Newport News
* VA * 23602-4314
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