ARRAY= EXPR="(#1 >= 'M0') and (#1 <= 'M9')" SCOPE=>
ARRAY= EXPR="(#1 >= 'M') and (#1 <= 'M')" SCOPE=>
Quote your strings, one letter strings may be evaluated as variables, see docs on <@calc> and expression evaluation. I would even add quotes around the #1.
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On Feb 10, 2005, at 4:09 AM, Bengt Bredin wrote:
Is there a minumum char length in EXPR inside <@FILTER> of 2 ?
ARRAY= EXPR="(#1 >= M0) and (#1 <= M9)" SCOPE=>
works fine, but
ARRAY= EXPR="(#1 >= M) and (#1 <= M)" SCOPE=>
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returns
Error
An error occurred while processing your request:
File: Search.taf
Position: Search_All_Parameters
Class: Internal
Main Error Number: -18
Error during expression evaluation.
String expected in statement [("F007AF >= M) and (F007AF <= M)]
Same result with EXPR=”#1 = M” but works with ”#1 = M0”, wildcards doesn’t work either.
Using Witango Studio 5.5.08 and 5.0.1.065 Chimera (Win32) on IIES W2K.
Appreciate any help on this.
<x-tad-bigger>/Bengt</x-tad-bigger>
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