Definition of "#" before a variable name

What does this statement mean? I understand != means not equal and so does "==".
((#STATUS == "C" AND #!STATUS != "C") ? !TODAY : #Contingency_date)

That is not tsql. You should post your question to a forum specific to your language or programming environment.

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How to declare internal table in BADI with variable name beginning with 0..

Gurus,
How to declare an internal table within a BADI. I have to implement a BADI UC_TASK_CUSTOM for BCS to BW load and there i have to declare an internal table like:
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                bcs_vers          TYPE /bic/oibcs_vers,
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                bcs_ldch          TYPE /bic/oibcs_ldch,
                bcs_invcom       TYPE /bi0/oibcs_invcom,
                bcs_litem         TYPE /bic/oibcs_litem,
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                bcs_lmay          TYPE /bic/oibcs_lmay,
                0move_type        TYPE /bi0/oimove_type,
                pcompany         TYPE /bi0/oipcompany,
                bcs_lprg          TYPE /bic/oibcs_lprg,
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                fiscvarnt        TYPE /bi0/oifiscvarnt,
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                unit             TYPE /bi0/oiunit,
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But with this declaration it gives a error saying that u cannot have a variable beginning with 0...like 0cs_version....
but i have to do it for my functionality to wrk...
Please help me do it....
how can i declare a internal table that allows me to have variable names that start with 0....
Please help....Its URGENT....
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Sam

Murali,
I need to have 0 before the variable name in the declaration of the internal table....how can i attain that....
Please suggest...
Thanks
Sam

Using a variable's definition as a variable name

I have a string variable with definition I need to use as a
variable name.
For example, this is super simplified:
var newVariable = 'it is working';
var partOne:String = 'new';
var partTwo:String = 'Variable';
var partThree = partOne + partTwo;
trace("my variable is " + partThree);
Instead of tracing partThree as literally partOne + partTwo
(which traces "newVariable") i'd like it to trace the
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I hope this makes sense, help or advice is
appreciated.

...
var partThree = this[partOne + partTwo];
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Variable names "{name}" showing up before dataset loads

I am using an XML dataset. I have it working perfectly except
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How Can I get the value of a variable name stored in another variable?

I have a scenario wherein i get a record as %rowtype as input parameter into my function and i generate a dynamic sql to check the validity of a particular value in one of the columns of the input parameter record.
I have a variable that stores the column name of input parameter record whose value is to be validated.
The dynamic SQL looks like this:
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While using Execute Immediate I get the error - Invalid Identifiier -'input_rec'.'ename'
On Googling I found that the input parameter is out of the scope of the SQL that's being executed in the Execute Immediate.
Is there any way I can get the value of ('input_rec.'||v_colname) so that I can pass it into the Execute Immediate with 'Using' clause?

karthyk wrote:
I have a scenario wherein i get a record as %rowtype as input parameter into my function and i generate a dynamic sql to check the validity of a particular value in one of the columns of the input parameter record.
I have a variable that stores the column name of input parameter record whose value is to be validated.
The dynamic SQL looks like this:
'Select empno from emp where empname = input_rec.'||v_colname
While using Execute Immediate I get the error - Invalid Identifiier -'input_rec'.'ename'
On Googling I found that the input parameter is out of the scope of the SQL that's being executed in the Execute Immediate.
Is there any way I can get the value of ('input_rec.'||v_colname) so that I can pass it into the Execute Immediate with 'Using' clause?compose the SELECT in a single VARCHAR2 variable before passing variable to EXECUTE IMMEDIATE

Variable names display problem

I have three transparent text captions that are set to display from slide 1 through to slide 32 (using the option "display for rest of project").
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The problem is that the variable names display long enough to look somewhat unslightly. It might be for about 1/3 of a second but it is long enough to screen capture (attached just in case I am not clear enough in my description) this appearance before they resolve into their values.
This is rather annoying, since a student will see this occur for every slide.
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Hmm... I wonder if creating a small persistant flash insert would be better?

I have seen that aswell Shawn. It seems like the variables are a bit slow to be populated with the correct value and then it will show the $$variable_name$$.
A Flash component would solve it and it won't take more than 5 minutes to make them all.
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Using variables as variable names

Hello (me again)
I know I can use this[variable] to evaluate a variable name
so it can be used for such things as referring to a movie clip
e.g
this[variable]._x=100;
However... I'm trying to create movieClips with:
var MovieClipName:MovieClip = new MovieClip()
which doesn't work if I use this[variable] instead of
MovieClipName.

Thanks,
I'm having real problems. I'm looping through my movieclips,
as I'd like to load content into them one by one..proceeding to the
next after the first has been loaded.
At the moment I have...
for (var i=1; i<totalImages +1; i++)
this["image" +i].loadMovie("image" +i +".jpg");
bLoaded=0;
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This preloader isn't working..as the other images start
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How to Search for Variable Name in an Apex Page

Hi,
Whenever I am writing code and I need to remove a reference to a variable name, I just to a search and replace on the source.
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Hi Samuel,
Have a look at the APEX views ( Utilities > APEX Views ).
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Truncated variable names in solver

when many variables are created in the solver , upon entering the numeric mode are not displayed correctly , only 1 character and then three points is read, making it impossible to identify which variable it is , for example if more than one starts with the same letter: " S1c " and " S2c " are shown as " S ..." and " S ... "
the equations:
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if I choose only one equation, and therefore few variables , the names are displayed correctly:
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if I choose 2 equations , there are a total of 8 variables and groups in 2 columns and variable names are truncated:
pic
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as seen in this last image , you can not distinguish S1c and S2c .
Obviously S1c is the first and the second S2c but this becomes much more complex when they increase the number of variables and equations.
is there any way to change the view type ?
sorry for my bad English.
thank you very much in advance.

OK, simple statement first:
Integer does not equal string.
You also seem to be tossing around "runtime" and "static" somewhat liberally. Once you wire an integer (be it a control or block diagram constant) to the case structure's selector, the cases can only take on integer values. This is by design. If you wire a string, the case items take on string values. If you wire an enum, the case items take on the enumeration values. Once you've defined a case structure's cases you can't change them at "runtime". This, by definition, is different code.
That said, it seems to me that you're looking for an enum.

Anonymous PL/SQL . Illegal variable Name/number.

Hi
I have tested ODP.NET in ASP.NET for upload images. But when read back from DB then save image to local drive. When I tested given sample code working fine. But when I modify code only select statment in PL/SQL it gives error.
Following statment is the error. Illegal variable Name/number. Pl.
advice me what need to change.
Dim block As String = " BEGIN " & _
" SELECT Ad_Image into :2 from Printmedia WHERE Product_ID = " + ProdID + ";" & _
" end ;"

You use bind variables. Great!
And then you do not use bind variables. Bummer!!
Why can you make the output from the SQL a bind variable, but you do not supply Product ID as a bind variable? This causes a unique and non-sharable SQL statement in the SQL Shared Pool. Where the emphasis is very obvious - shared SQL.
The definition should be something like this:
Dim block As String = "BEGIN SELECT Ad_Image into :1 from Printmedia WHERE Product_ID = :2; END;"But why are you using an anonymous PL/SQL block and a bind variable to get to the image? Deal with it as a cursor. Much easier. E.g.
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Variable Name Makes App Crash

I have an embedded bitmap resource, one of many in my program, which is an AIR app. There's nothing unusual about it; in fact, I can replace the file to be embedded with a blank white file of the same size, or another (working) bitmap from the same program, and get the following results.
Whether my app works or not depends on what I name the variable corresponding to the embedded resource (the :Class variable after the embed directive). If I name it "sprBatteries", the app hangs at startup in the iPhone; the loading screen transitions into the stage background color, and shows none of the stage contents. If I name it "sprDryCells", or even "sprBatteriesX", it works fine and displays the expected contents.
This works fine testing on my desktop, regardless of the variable name. I suspect that it is encountering an exception on load, but it seems to be happening before FDB can connect, so I don't know what the problem could be. EDIT: Oh, and I believe that it works fine if I compile the app as a simple AS3/Flex app rather than as an AIR app. I haven't done systematic testing to confirm this, though.
Does anyone have any idea what could be going on and how I could fix it?

leotemp, that's a very smart(***) answer - but don't name
them
what? I read your earlier post of today: you might benefit
by looking at Aral Balkan's Quick Start about skinning the
components.
I have not seen anything in all the documentation about names
to avoid in naming files. If there are restrictions on this, it
would be nice to see a list of those names and the situations in
which the restrictions apply. I would think renaming the file is
not the first thing a programmer does when an unusual message shows
up in the Problems window in FB.
If anyone has something to say about this, please do so.
Cheers,
Carlos

Delete with variable name

I need to run a SQL command in one of the step in my procedure where I need to run command like >>>> Delete from TableA where Column1 LIKE 'MY_VAR' but while running its not substituting the value of MY_VAR.....Any clue how can I run command like this where I have refresh the variable before executing the procedure in the package so variable is declared before procedure execution.I dont wanna refresh the variable with Quotes around because I am using this variable in different places. Any clue how can I put quotes around MY_VAR in Like stament.
I have also tried this>> Delete from TableA where Column1 LIKE '''MY_VAR''' but still variable value is not substituting.

The substituted variable will never appear in the log, how are you figuring out it does not get substituted?
In the syntax, you should use something like the following:
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Delete from TableA where Column1 LIKE '#MyProject.MY_VAR'Craig

BaOpenfile with variable name

Hi I was wondering if it's possible to use baOpenFile() to
open a file using a variable name. Like selectImg = coco.jpg
getURL('lingo: baOpenFile(_movie.path & selectImg ,
"Normal")');
this is the command in the flash file. If I use a specific
name like GA-VE4-IMG1.jpg instead of the variable name it's work.
the file browser of xp open and display the file. What's
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my problem.

it does'nt work, nothing happend. Don't forget that I'm in
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0. And I cannot use the specific name cause it come to the point
before. If I use direclty
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it use the floor (etage) variable and system (systeme)
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Variable name that is a variable?

Guys,
I want to create distinct/different menus using my dynamic gui generation program.
The thing is, I need the menu object to be of a different name each time I want to create a menu.
code snippet:
Menu menu;
menu.add( blahcomponent);
I want the menu object to be different each time,
eg,
menu1.add( blah);
menu2.add(blah);
menu3.add(blah);
How can I make it so that the variable "menu"
is distinct each time?
I am thinking of concatenating strings together to create different variable names but this doesn't work as it isn't possible to convert String to a Menu obj?
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I hope you get my idea. Any help/alternative suggestions highly appreciated.

>
menu1.add( blah);
menu2.add(blah);
menu3.add(blah);
How can I make it so that the variable "menu"
is distinct each time?Perhaps you want to use arrays? Arrays are the construct that allows this sort of thing...
Menu[] menus = new Menu[10];
String[] names = new String[] {"men", "ewe", "me", "new", "wow", "foo", "bar", "baz", "qux", "quux"};
MenuItem[][] blas = new MenuItem[10][3];
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menus[ii] = new Menu(names[ii]);
for (int jj=0; jj<3; jj++) {
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Yours, Mike H..

Same variable name causes major issues.....

I would like to get some input and possible direction on the issue below... I am new to PL/SQL. Thanks in advance.....
..... The system is in the middle of processing a “For” step, i.e. a given “For” step is incomplete.
..... The script instructs the system to process a second “For” step with the same “for-loop variable” as the incomplete “For” step.
When the above takes place, the system processes the second “For” step incorrectly. Instead of starting at the first value in the second “For” step’s list of values, the system begins in the middle of the value list.
I need to change the current implementation so that if a "For" loop is encountered that has the same “loop variable” as a “For” loop already being executed, the “state” of the previous “For” step is discarded, and the state for the new “For” step is initialized to the first value in its list.
-- Used for "for" steps
TYPE for_list is table of varchar2(4000) index by binary_integer;
TYPE for_loop_state is record (
list for_list,
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TYPE for_loops_list is table of for_loop_state index by steps.output_param%TYPE;
all_for_loops for_loops_list;
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state for_loop_state;
end_idx number;
list_value varchar2(4000);
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all_for_loops(ret_var_name).next_index := state.next_index + 1;
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jump(end_for_label);
end if;
end;

There is so much of your code hidden from view it is impossible to tell you anything other than perhaps suggest a methodology.
Create a single variable with a known value and use dbms_output to view it as it steps through each piece of the puzzle. Determine when the value does something you don't want.

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