Re: EQUEL/C preprocessor bug

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From: bogie
Date: Wed, 30 May 1984 12:48

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i believe the solution to your problem is to deactivate variable
substition on tr in p.tr
[i'm assuming you have declared a c variable called tr - there is
where the problem lies]

the retrieve statement would then read:

##		retrieve (seq=1+max(int1(right(p.#tr,2))))

problem is that equel will do variable substition on database,
relation, and field names if a variable has been defined to ingres
with that name (## type cvar  - type declaration).

rona 

r.j.kopp
201-576-6315
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Subject: Re: EQUEL/C preprocessor bug
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