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Sharmila Jagadish
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Joined: 07 Mar 2006
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Location: Texas, USA
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Hi,
I am working on a conversion project.I am unable to understand what 8130 in the IF stmt signify.The number of record read is 1 and GK-SYS-CODE doesn't seem to be a MU field.Please let me know your feedbacks.
Thankyou.
READ (1) GK-CTL-SYS BY GK-SP-SYSTEM
STARTING FROM #AT1-SYS-CODE
IF GK-SYS-CODE(8130) = #AT1-SYS-CODE |
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 Posted: Fri Aug 17, 2007 12:39 am Post subject: Re: what 8130 means in the IF stmt |
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Sharmila Jagadish
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| ok, I got it.....this number is used for referencing,instead of using the labels. |
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Raj Kiran
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It is the line number to which refers to read statement
IF GK-SYS-CODE(8130) = #AT1-SYS-CODE is similar to the
IF GK-CTL-SYS.GK-SYS-CODE = #AT1-SYS-CODE |
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