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I have field that is defined as P7 in the metadata.
FIELDNAME=CPDK_INV_NUMBER, USAGE=P7, ACTUAL=P4, $ I am trying to convert it into an alphanumeric field of length A7 and I am using the following defined field.
Dear New2, as jimster says, PTOA is the correct way and the only way if your field is really packed decimal. However there are times, especially in legacy systems, where a field says its packed, but its not really. (due to the tool that makes the mfd) EDIT works then, but only then. When, for instance, UPC's change to really long numbers,(coming soon), PTOA is gonna be the ONLY way to handle them. Just fyi.
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