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Command similar to SQL BETWEEN?
Mike_HWG
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2012-06-25
edited 2012-06-26
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Is there syntax in NAV that operates similar to a SQL BETWEEN? Looking to do something like this:
IF mynumber BETWEEN 1 AND 10 THEN
DoStuff;
I thought I was able to do this before somehow using periods...
Michael Hollinger
Systems Analyst
NAV 2009 R2 (6.00.34463)
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Mike_HWG
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2012-06-25
OK I answered my question:
IF mynumber IN [0..10] THEN
DoStuff;
However, I have a new question. Say I have the code below:
mytext := '5';
IF mytext IN THEN
DoStuff;
Is this a reliable way to do things, or do I need to cast the text into an integer?
Michael Hollinger
Systems Analyst
NAV 2009 R2 (6.00.34463)
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kine
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2012-06-26
Do not forget that strings are sorted in different way than numbers. It is safer to evaluate the value into integer and than compare...
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IF mynumber IN [0..10] THEN
DoStuff;
However, I have a new question. Say I have the code below:
mytext := '5';
IF mytext IN THEN
DoStuff;
Is this a reliable way to do things, or do I need to cast the text into an integer?
Systems Analyst
NAV 2009 R2 (6.00.34463)
MVP - Dynamics NAV
My BLOG
NAVERTICA a.s.