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This code seems like it should work fine, but instead of replacing the characters I want, it replaces the first two letters of my sentence with a null character. I've tried to use the HEXBYT function, but got no results, so I figure that using this to get any result is better than none at all.This message has been edited. Last edited by: ccollier,
If SENTENCE is an A735 field, you should change the format of CR and LF to A735 but if you're trying to create CR and LF fields you should try something like this:
I'm computing them to make a variable to use. For some reason, there's an unwanted return and line feed character inside the sentence, so I'm computing both of them so I can use them inside the TABLEDATA_NO_CR and the TABLEDATA_NO_LF_AND_CR. From what I know, there's no way to call a replace on an ASCII character than by using CTRAN or HEXBYT to convert it into a character first, so I can call the variable in a REPLACE function later on.
As mentioned before, I tried to use HEXBYT, but it doesn't seem to have any effect on the data. When I try to replace CRLF with something I can see, for example a '?' it doesn't show up where a CR/LF should be.