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I need help converting a column from a view to a different type of character.
I am receiving this error message (in the "view source" option)
0 ERROR AT OR NEAR LINE 50 IN PROCEDURE corv_lon_pay (FOC280) COMPARISON BETWEEN COMPUTATIONAL AND ALPHA VALUES IS NOT ALLOWED
because of this command I put in my FEX file in WebFocus
WHERE JULIAN GE &START_DATE_RANGE;
JULIAN is a column name and &START_DATE_RANGE is the parameter that I am passing through from the face of the report.
I am assuming that &START_DATE_RANGE is the computational character and JULIAN is the alpha character (format for JULIAN is ##### which was pulled from a longer string of numbers when the view was created Example 10201425688 larger number and I pulled 20142 from that number using substring to create the column JULIAN)
I need to know how to make JULIAN a computational character so I can use the command
WHERE JULIAN GE &START_DATE_RANGE;
Thanks!This message has been edited. Last edited by: Julie H.,