-SET &ECHO = 'ALL';
-SET &HI=IF 212 EQ 'ALL' THEN 'ALL' ELSE IF 05 LT 06 THEN 'N/A' ELSE STRREP (05, '212', 4, ' OR ', 2, ', ', 05, 'A05');
-TYPE &HI
-EXIT

I am just having this in code. In this ELSE IF 05 LT 06 is not getting executed at all on any cause. It is going to the ELSE part everytime and causing an error.

Anyone could crack why is is that ? It shud stop at the ELSE IF itself. Something is going crazy.

This message has been edited. Last edited by: Kerry,

Works okay in 7.7.03. I get "N/A" as expected.

Here's the output:

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 -SET &HI=IF 212 EQ 'ALL' THEN 'ALL' ELSE IF 05 LT 06 THEN 'N/A' ELSE STRREP (05, '212', 4, ' OR ', 2, ', ', 05, 'A05');
 -TYPE N/A
 N/A
 -EXIT

I assume 212, 05 and 06 are just "resolved" values for some &variables you have in your code, are they not?

I assume that the values in this code are in fact variables, and this is a cut and paste of program output.

If so, then it would be better to see the code that generated it, and there the varables were coming from.

Here it is Waz...

 -SET &HEAD_FLD4= &v_zip_code;
-SET &HEAD_FLD_D4=STRREP (&v_zip_code.LENGTH, &v_zip_code, 4, ' OR ', 2, ', ', &v_zip_code.LENGTH, 'A&v_zip_code.LENGTH');
-SET &HEAD_FLD4=IF &HEAD_FLD4 EQ '_FOC_NULL' THEN 'ALL' ELSE STRIP(&HEAD_FLD4.LENGTH, &HEAD_FLD4, '''', 'A&HEAD_FLD4.LENGTH');
-SET &HEAD_FLD4=IF &HEAD_FLD4 EQ 'ALL' THEN 'ALL' ELSE IF &HEAD_FLD4.LENGTH LE 06 THEN &HEAD_FLD4.EVAL ELSE STRREP (&HEAD_FLD4.LENGTH, '&HEAD_FLD4.EVAL', 4, ' OR ', 2, ', ', &HEAD_FLD4.LENGTH, 'A&HEAD_FLD4.LENGTH');
-TYPE &HEAD_FLD4
-EXIT 

Ramkumar,

What is your expected output given '212' as the value for &v_zip_code.

I tested your code with that and I get the same value as an answer -> 212.

That seems consistent with

... IF &HEAD_FLD4.LENGTH LE 06 THEN &HEAD_FLD4.EVAL ...

212's length is 3 with is < 6 and therefore the answer is the parameter itself.

Which particular value of &v_zip_code is causing you trouble?

By the way, in the expression above, you can remove the .EVAL from there.