Problem in coding Virtual Characters

Hi ,
I have a problem when i am coding Virtual Characters
have just a little problem with the name of a variable:
as explained in the documentation, I created the variable with the prefix G_POS_, the name of the infocube and the name of the infoobject all together:
DATA: G_POS_ZM_CFS_Z_CHACCT__Z_CH_LINE type i.
The problem is that this variable name is longer than 30 characters, so the system doesn't accept it.
Is there a workaround, other than changing the name of the infoobject (which is a navigational attribute)?

Hi,
ask the documentation team what to do in this case. You have to shorten the name of the variable, leave out an _ or the last xx letters.
Maybe you can give your variable just another more shorten name, like l_test1.
Regards,
Juergen

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