Barry, David, Behaviour in question is documented in : "User Reference Guide", Version 10.0, Part No. 000-8749, Chapter 1 : "UniVerse Commands", page 1-27 : ---- Use ? (question mark) at the end of a sentence to save the sentence in the sentence stack without executing it. ---- If you want a trailing "question mark" character taken in count by the called program, you need it isolated between double quotation mark : "?" ---- >CT BP HELLO
HELLO
0001 PRINT "Hello"
0002 GET(ARG.) l.var
0003 PRINT l.var
0004 END
>RUN BP HELLO ?
>.L1
01 RUN BP HELLO
>
>
>RUN BP HELLO "?"
Hello
?
>.L1
01 RUN BP HELLO "?"
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Hope this helps,
Regards,
Herv� BALESTRIERI
Support Technique Avanc� - IBM Data Management - Produits "U2"
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If the command line contains a trailing '?' character, it appears that
GET(ARG.,1)FILTER
...returns an empty string. This is probably documented somewhere, right
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