In an inherited legacy app, I have a few commands like
LIST.1 = 1
LIST.2 = 2
LIST.3 = 3
LIST.4 = 4
SELECT F.ICC to LIST.2
SELECT F.ICC to LIST.3
SELECT F.ICC to LIST.4
And then LIST.2 LIST.3 and LIST.4 show up in loops such as ...
loop
readnext CLASS.KEY from LIST.2 else EOP = 1 until EOP = 1 DO
read R.ICC from F.ICC, CLASS.KEY else go Get.Next.Class.Key
.
.
Repeat
The red warning marks on the right of the Rocket BDT IDE indicate... "expecting
INTEGER, found LIST.2"
Notwithstanding the red warnings, the program compiles and runs ok.
When I try to encapsulate these commands with
Execute " SELECT F.ICC to LIST.2"
The red warnings go away... the program runs ok but, I get a SQL+ prompt after
the report prints which can be resolved by just hitting <Enter>.
I do not want my end users to have to deal with (for them) an unusual SQL+
prompt.
Suggested work-arounds to make the SQL+ prompt go away would be appreciated.
--Bill
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