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This is an example where COMPUTE is used : TABLE FILE V_ACCT_SUM PRINT LONG_NM TOT_SHR_Q TOT_MONTH1_A TOT_MONTH2_A TOT_MONTH3_A TOT_MONTH4_A RPT_SUB_CATEGORY_C COMPUTE ACCNUM/A10=FBSI_BRCH_C || '-' || FBSI_BASE_C; WHERE ( USER_ID EQ '&UserId.UserId.'); ON TABLE HOLD AS UNION1 ON TABLE SET HOLDLIST PRINTONLY END -RUN
How do i print the COMPUTE values for ACCNUM in the application logs ? e.g we use -TYPE COMMAND to print the logs. Is there any command to print the computed COMPUTE values ? Thanks.
Includes only those fields in the HOLD or PCHOLD file that are specified in the report request.
ALL
Includes all fields referenced in a request in the HOLD or PCHOLD file, including both computed fields and fields referenced in a COMPUTE command. ALL is the default value.
SET HOLDLIST=PRINTONLY will show ACCNUM in the HOLD file since it is not a NOPRINT field (it just won't show FBSI_BRCH_C and FBSI_BASE_C which otherwise would be there, too). But the request was for it to show up in the logs, which are created using Dialogue Manager. The only way I know of for this to occur is to -READ in the held file into Dialog Manager variables and then to -WRITE out the values again into the log. Either that or to append the hold file to the log file.
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