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Try a combination of the COPY command and the NAME_IN
command.
Let's see,
> :id_01 := :global.value;
> but by calling :current_position
> ':current_position' := :global.value;
If you mean that :current_Position := the value as in
:global.value = 5 and therefore :current_position=5
Then
:id_01 := :Current_Position should work.
But if you mean that :current_Position holds the name 'global.value', then you want something like COPY(Value, variablename):
id_01 := Name_in(Name_in('current_position')) Or
COPY(Name_In(Name_In('current_Position')), 'id_01')
Reads like this
Assign to id_01 as follows:
Using 'Current_Position', return it's value (which is really 'global.value'). Using the returned value, 'global.value', return its contents.
Robert Proffitt
Beckman Coulter
RTProffitt_at_beckman.com
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Received on Tue Jun 15 1999 - 18:25:02 CDT
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