Variable format

Hi all.
I'm executing a query with a 0FISCPER interval variable (ready for imput and mandatory). In the variable selection screen, i can select the 0FISCPER value from a list... "001.2007, 002.2007, 003.2007", but when i pick one of this values (eg 001.2007), it returns "001 07". Of course it shows me the next message " Variable "Period/Fiscal Year (Interval Entry, Required)": Value "001 07" does not exist for characteristic 0FISCPER ".
Note. If i enter directly the value "001.2007", there's no problem.
Do somebody knows what's happenning?

We have exactly the same problem.
Any solution appreciated.
I've seen one other thread which mentions "...need to lower the level of patch of Kernel to 133...."
But I've no idea what this means so will check with Basis team.

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Variable format expressions

I'm having problem compiling the following code:
c varformat.f
     implicit none
     real test
c     character*10 test
     integer n
c     test='1234567890'
     test=12345.01
     do 10 n=1,12
     write(6,*)n
     write(6,11) test
10     continue
c11     format(2x,a<n>)
11     format(2x,f<8+n>.3)
     end
Invoking the compiler without any switch:
f95 varformat.f
the error message is
"varformat.f", line=13, column=15:error: integer constant expected where "<" is present.
Same problem with f77 with error message: unknown edit descriptor "<" has been detected.
Please help!

I will look into this. I got the same message.
Use of the angle brackets for variable format
should work. It is in the FD6 F77 Language
Description Doc.
canopus:bruces % !f95
f95 varfmt.f
11 format(2x,f<8+n>.3)
^
"varfmt.f", Line = 12, Column = 18: ERROR: Integer constant expected where "<" is present.
f90: COMPILE TIME 0.020000 SECONDS
f90: MAXIMUM FIELD LENGTH 4952622 DECIMAL WORDS
f90: 13 SOURCE LINES
f90: 1 ERRORS, 0 WARNINGS, 0 OTHER MESSAGES, 0 ANSI
canopus:bruces % cat -n varfmt.f
1 implicit none
2 real test
3 c character*10 test
4 integer n
5 c test='1234567890'
6 test=12345.01
7 do 10 n=1,12
8 write(6,*)n
9 write(6,11) test
10 10 continue
11 c11 format(2x,a<n>)
12 11 format(2x,f<8+n>.3)
13 end
canopus:bruces % f95 -V
f95: Sun WorkShop 6 update 2 Fortran 95 6.2 2001/05/15
Usage: f95 [ options ] files. Use 'f95 -flags' for details
canopus:bruces %
[ The posting applet stripps out fortran formatting ]

Variable Format Changed In Open Workspace

A bunch of years ago I complained to NI that while you're debugging and you set a variable format to what you want to see, CVI changes that format back to what it wants to show whenever you stop running. I **FINALLY** got NI to agree that this was a tremendous debugging headache, and the FINALLY fixed it. But somewhere along the way to CVI 2013, NI broke this again.
For example, I do a lot of work on arrays of data. The data is not ASCII but hex data that can be interpretted only if you know what to look for (as I do). But that data makes no sense at all if you look at it in decimal. So every time I run, I have to go back to my watch window and select every hex variable I want to look at (arrays, indexes, etc.) and change the format to what I want to see.
NI, why did you break this, and can you fix it again?
Thanks,
Dave

Hi Basel,
It appears this happens not only when I stop then restart debugging, but also while stepping.
Here's what I did:
Create a global array, such as:
array[] = {0xaa, 0xbb, 0xcc, 0xdd, 0xee};
Then in my source code, I had a for loop such as:
for(i = 0; i < 5; i++)
// do stuff here not related to array[]
I set a breakpoint on the for loop. Ran in debug mode to the breakpoint. Changed the format of array[] from decimal to hex, then stepped a couple of times and CVI changed the format from hex back to decimal.
That is very irritating.
Thanks,
Dave

How do i change the $Date variable format on an Ironport ESA to be DD/MM/YYYY

I have an Ironport ESA running ASyncOS 7.6 and i use the $Date variable in notification emails. It is currently formatted in the US way of MM/DD/YYYY but we need it to be formatted as DD/MM/YYYY. Is there any way to do this? The time zone is correct but i can't find anywhere to modify system variables.

There doesn't appear to be any way to change the formatting of that variable. Perhaps you can make use of $Timestamp or $GMTimeStamp instead?

Presentation Variable Formatting in Report Title

I have populated 3 presentation variables via a dashboard prompt. I also display their values in the report subtitle, but I did not expect the following format in the display:
from TIMESTAMP '2009-10-19 00:00:00' to TIMESTAMP '2009-10-25 00:00:00' for Abilene
The dates appear formatted as 10/19/2009 and 10/25/2009 in the dashboard prompt which is how I want them formatted in the title. Where is this subtitle formatting originating? So, I can reformat it.
Edited by: Bob from Austin on Oct 26, 2009 11:28 AM

Hi.
I suggest you to read this first:
How to change date format mask in date dashboard prompts - drop-down list and calendar
http://108obiee.blogspot.com/2009/03/how-to-change-date-format-mask-in-date.html
On the end of this post is a explanation of date format and presentation variable in the title:
And you can find a complete example here:
Date between in filter and title when using presentation variable from calendar dashboard prompt or drop-down list in OBIEE
http://108obiee.blogspot.com/2009/03/date-between-in-filter-and-title-when.html
Before everything customize instanceconfig.xml, change datatype of TABLE.COLUMN in the physical layer to DATE and keep on eye if you are using repository variables as default values to dashboard prompt, which datatype they have, character, date or timestamp, this can cause problems. That's explained in the posts above.
Regards
Goran
http://108obiee.blogspot.com

Substitution run time variable format

Dear All:
Here is a simple sqlplus command line with & for substitution variable:
set verify off;
SQL> SELECT * FROM emp where sal >&SAL;
Enter value for sal:
Now as you see, oracle asks to Enter Value for substitution variable in line just below the SQL>. I wonder if there is one or more line could be left there so to improve the readability. So it should look like:
set verify off;
SQL> SELECT * FROM emp where sal >&SAL;
Enter value for sal:
Any help, advise, suggestion will be highly appreciated.
Thanks

user12018084 wrote:
Dear All:
Here is a simple sqlplus command line with & for substitution variable:
set verify off;
SQL> SELECT * FROM emp where sal >&SAL;
Enter value for sal:
Now as you see, oracle asks to Enter Value for substitution variable in line just below the SQL>. I wonder if there is one or more line could be left there so to improve the readability. So it should look like:
set verify off;
SQL> SELECT * FROM emp where sal >&SAL;
Enter value for sal:
Any help, advise, suggestion will be highly appreciated.
ThanksSQL*Plus was never intended to be a User Interface utility.
Accept reality & concentrate on more important issues than blank lines on terminal.

Format of Variables Change When Debugging

When debugging in LabWindows, the format of the variables (decimal, hex, ASCII, etc.) is always set to the default under certain circumstances. For example if you step into a function, change format of a variable, step out then back in, the format has been reset to the default. There are other instances when you run, stop, rebuild and debug where this is done also.
I've asked NI to explain why the variable format can't be retained, at least within one debug session (until exiting LabWindows). The explanation is they use a stack-based system to store this information so it is lost during debug.
I find this to be an extreme annoyance and an enormous waste of time. For example, I deal with a lot of arrays of binary data. Seeing these array values in ASCII is of no value. So I'm nearly constantly setting the format back to hex during debugging.
I'm curious whether anyone else thinks this is a problem. NI knows about this, but it's unlikely they'll do anything unless there is a lot of feedback from us users on the value of fixing this. Post a note and let me (and NI) know what you think, whether you think this is important or not.
Thanks,
Dave

Hi Chris,
Yes, using Format >> Preferences is exactly what I was talking about when I said "change the format of a variable". Thanks for giving the exact details of doing this.
I'm still using v8.1. I'm leery of renewing my service contract because I don't feel NI is listening to me (as a customer, not just a LabWindows user) regarding the issues that affect my work and ways to greatly improve my productivity. I have been suggesting this for a few years now, to no avail, both with tech support on the phone and through your product suggestion center.
I can't explain all the intricacies of the issue. Maybe what you have to do is set breakpoints and run rather than step in and out. Here's what an engineer in NI's R&D center said:
It's not actually rebuilding the project that causes the information to be lost. It's actually even worse than that. As variables come in and out of scope, the formatting and the expand/collapse state of each variable is lost. So, if you've hit a breakpoint in a function and re-formatted a local variable, and then continue debugging outside the function, eventually stepping back into the function, the formatting for the original variable is reset when the item is created anew in the variable display, based on the data type of the variable.
The problem we have is that the formatting information is stored in stack-based memory which is associated with the actual items that you see in the variable display. As these items disappear and are re-created in the variable display, the formatting information is reset.
The complexity of representing variable scope information, including arbitrary block scopes, makes it pretty hard to maintain variable information in global, non-stack-based memory. It's obviously not impossible, but unfortunately it would require a fundamental redesign of our debugging paradigm.
Finally, we have heard this request from multiple customers, and I assure you that you are not the only customer who has asked for this feature. The problem with this feature, as with many other feature requests is one of trade-off. It is obviously impossible to accept all the feedback that we receive, and so we are constantly having to weigh development costs of a particular feature, the risks involved in implementing it, and how widespread its benefits are. So far, this feature has not made the cut. However, this does not mean that we're ignoring it, or any other customer feedback. Many customer-requested features have made it into previous releases, and we're confident that this will too, in the not too distant future. As a matter of fact, we can honestly say that most new features in a given CVI release originate with customer requests. I also just want to re-emphasize that each time you reiterate how important a given feature is, it drives up its priority and makes it more likely that we will implement it sooner, rather than later. With that in mind, we definitely welcome your suggestion to post a note about this request in the forum. We expect other people to second the request, and the more people that do that, the better.
So my question wasn't posted for NI to respond. It was to find out if anybody else using LabWindows finds this issue to be detrimental to productivity.
Thanks,
Dave

Format of variable imported from FrameMaker file

When I import my FrameMaker files into RoboHelp, at least one of the variable formats changes. That is, a variable format containing a superscript character gets removed when imported into RoboHelp. Is there a way to fix this variable format in RoboHelp or do I have to convert this variable format to text in FrameMaker before importing into RoboHelp.
I am using the Technical Communicator Suite: FrameMaker 8.0 and RoboHelp 7
Thanks

I created a test project and imported one chapter.
The results of the superscript were the same, that is, no superscript: C3 instead of C3. However, there is an exception to this behavior. If there is a cross reference, the cross reference retains the superscript.

Presentation variable data format

Hi All,
We are using date as presentation variable and using that presentation variable in reports column formula's, but in prompt date format is showing MM-DD-YYYY, but in report it is taking as YYYY-MM-DD because of this data format difference it is giving error on dashboard but working fine in report results. If we change the format of date as char and giving user input filter it is working fine but users want the prompt value as it is. So how can we change presentation variable format in column edit formula?
Tanks in advance.

Try to look into that prompt column to see why you are getting different date format.
If it is not correct as per you application then I would suggest to correct it using column->Data Format and then Save.
I would suggest to convert the filter to SQL format to handle it, you may get it after Filter... button add date and then use Advanced button. using SQL you have options to do it.
Thanks
Edited by: Srini VEERAVALLI on Apr 12, 2013 7:47 AM
What is Print Date?!! Is that available column in Subject Area? If you dont know why its like that investigate.
Edited by: Srini VEERAVALLI on Apr 12, 2013 8:10 AM

Difficulty in Variable substitution.

Dear all,
I want to go for variable substutution in Receiver channel(File adapter).The variables I need are there in the RunTime tag of the SOAP Header(Date & Time).
The exact location
Inbound Message:
    SOAP Header
        RunTime
           Date
           Time
So can you please suggest what would be the variable format in this case.
I tried for:
Header:RunTime,1,Date,1
Header:RunTime,1,Time,1
But these variable were not found and I got the error in RWB Comm Channel monitoring.
Thanks in advance.
Abhishek

As per your scenario, SOAP is sender and the header information is sent from soap sender. Now in mapping, using java or xsl, you have to retrieve the soap header information and map it to the target side field. Only then this field could be used in variable substitution. Are you sure that the fields SOAP Header, RunTime, Date, Time are part of target message type structrure?
Regards,
Prateek

Host variables in SQL Developer not showing decimal places

I'm a very newbie, taking my first PL/SQL class, so please be gentle! I think this may be a SQL Developer problem, because when I run the same thing from terminal-line SQLplus on my Linux install, it works right.
I'm working with a procedure, and passing a value out to a host variable. Although the value should have a decimal portion, when I print the host variable, all that prints is the integer portion.
Here's the entire program:
set serveroutput on;
create or replace package mypkg
is
procedure myproc
    (p_in in number,
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end;--END package mypkg
create or replace package body mypkg
is
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    (p_in in number,
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    p_out := lv_out_num;
    dbms_output.put_line('p_out is ' || to_char(p_out,'999.99' ));
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execute mypkg.myproc(33,:myvar);
print :myvarAnd here's the output:
PACKAGE mypkg compiled
PACKAGE BODY mypkg compiled
anonymous block completed
p_out is    3.30
MYVAR
3As you can see, myvar should be 3.3, but it only shows 3. However, like I said above, when I do this from sqlplus from a terminal in linux, it works fine. Thus I'm thinking its a SQL Developer thing.
Details:
Machine:
HP Pavilion dv6 notebook (Core i7) with 8 GB RAM
Windows side:
Windows 7 Home Premium SP1
Oracle 10g Express
SQL Developer 3.1.06
Linux side:
Oracle Linux 5.6 (in Virtualbox)
Oracle 11g release 1
Thanks,
Alex

Hi,
This issue has been previously reported on and bugged:
Re: Oracle Sql Developer prblem with variable format
Regards,
Gary

Two unexpected Locals variables when iterating over array of containers.

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I iterate over an array of containers. In the ForEach loop step variables format I have defined two variables; one is current offset, second one is current element.
The loop works fine.
However, during the debug process, I've spotted two new Locals variables called __ElementSibling0 (type: number) and __ForEachReleaser0 (type: obj. reference) created silently by TS as soon as I start iterating over my array. What are they?
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Wow... tries to avoid words such as amazing and awesome... that's great, I will try this when I get home. I note the WIKI is updated too.
I was part way through breaking everything down into individual widgets that had their width set, but that was pretty time consuming and not very elegant. I had thought there might be something I was missing that I could wrap around the dollar variable, format(${eth0 down},'000') etc, but your way is simpler.
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Hi,
after upgrade from APEX 3.0 to 3.1 all my cascading LOVs stopped working correctly. First level LOV is OK, but the second level LOV, which contains a bind variable in its SQL code, fails. Debugging shows that the bind variable referrencing to the value of the first level LOV is empty. It has worked without problems in 3.0. The bind variable format is traditional :ITEM
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I will probably removed them from the installation instructions or add a big remark that they have to be altered after an upgrade, because this kind of threads are re-occurring after each new released APEX version.
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Patrick
My APEX Blog: http://inside-apex.blogspot.com/
The APEX Builder Plugin: http://builderplugin.oracleapex.info/ New
The ApexLib Framework: http://apexlib.sourceforge.net/

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HI ALL I HAVE WRITTEN A REPORT AND I AM DISPLAYING THE OUTPUT OF EACH DISTRICT..
NOW THE REPORT IS SHOWING RIGHT WHEN IT IS CHANGING THE DISTRICT BUT IT IS NOT TRIGGERING AT THE END OF THE REPORT AS AFTER THAT THE DISTRICT IS NOT CHANGING..
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is there any method where i can used in the IF condition to get the last record...
==========================================================
*& Report ZDISTRICT_CUST_AUCSALES
&--THE PROGRAM USED TO DISPLAY THE TOTAL NUMBER OF CONSUMER IN A D.C.-
&----PROCESSED ON A PERTICULAR MONTH AND YEAR..--
REPORT ZDISTRICT_CUST_AUCSALES .
*TABLE DECLARATION*****************************************************
TABLES: /BIC/AUCSALES00,
        /BIC/TCOKEY.
*DATA DECLARATION*****************************************************
DATA: BEGIN OF ITAB OCCURS 0,
       /BIC/COKEY   LIKE /BIC/TCOKEY-/BIC/COKEY,
       TXTSH        LIKE /BIC/TCOKEY-TXTSH,
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       BILL_DATE    LIKE /BIC/AUCSALES00-BILL_DATE,
       /BIC/COKEY   LIKE /BIC/AUCSALES00-/BIC/COKEY,
       BPARTNER     LIKE /BIC/AUCSALES00-BPARTNER,
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       COKEY        TYPE I,
       COKEYNO(2)   TYPE C,
       COKEYCH(2),
       BILDT        TYPE I,
       PROCOKEY     TYPE I,
       NOTPROCOKEY TYPE I,
       TOTCOKEYDIV TYPE I,
       TOTCOKEYDIV1 TYPE I,
       TOTCOKEYDIV2 TYPE I,
       TOTAL        TYPE I.
DATA: C TYPE I VALUE 4.
SELECT OPTION FOR DATE SELECTION IN THE SELECTION SCREEN.************
SELECTION-SCREEN BEGIN OF BLOCK DATE WITH FRAME TITLE TEXT-001.
PARAMETERS: S_BILDT LIKE /BIC/AUCSALES00-BILL_DATE OBLIGATORY .
SELECTION-SCREEN END OF BLOCK DATE.
*INITIALIZATION******************************************************
FORMAT INTENSIFIED ON COLOR = C.
write:/ 'PROCESSING DATE:',    20 S_BILDT,
     128 'TIME:',              135 SY-UZEIT.
WRITE:/ 'USER NAME      :',    20 SY-UNAME,
     142 ' '.
WRITE SY-ULINE.
WRITE: / 'D.C'                , 12 SY-VLINE,
         'NAME OF D.C'        , 39 SY-VLINE,
         'NUMBER OF CONSUMER' , 60 SY-VLINE,
         'REMARKS'            , 105 SY-VLINE.
WRITE:/ SY-ULINE.
FORMAT INTENSIFIED OFF.
*AT SELECTION-SCREEN**************************************************
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      INTO (/BIC/AUCSALES00-BILL_DATE)
      FROM /BIC/AUCSALES00
      WHERE BILL_DATE = S_BILDT.
ENDSELECT.
IF SY-SUBRC <> 0.
WRITE:/ ' NO DATA FOUND ON THIS DATE'.
EXIT.
ENDIF.
START OF SELECTION***************************************************
SELECT /BIC/COKEY TXTSH from /BIC/TCOKEY into table itab.
SORT ITAB.
IF NOT ITAB[] IS INITIAL.
SELECT BILL_DATE
          /BIC/COKEY
          BPARTNER
          FROM /BIC/AUCSALES00
          INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE ITAB2
          FOR ALL ENTRIES IN ITAB
          WHERE /BIC/COKEY = ITAB-/BIC/COKEY
          AND BILL_DATE = S_BILDT.
SORT ITAB BY /BIC/COKEY.
ENDIF.
*CHECK WHETHER THE DATA RETRIVE SUCESSFULLY OR NOT********************
IF SY-SUBRC NE 0.
WRITE:/ 'THIS DATE DOESNOT CONTAIN ANY DATA'.
ENDIF.
*DATA DISPLAY*********************************************************
*****GET THE FIRST VALUE AND DELETE THE ADJECENT AND DUPLICATE FROM ITAB2.
READ TABLE ITAB INDEX 1.
   IF SY-SUBRC = 0.
      COKEYNO = ITAB-/BIC/COKEY+4(2).
   ENDIF.
READ TABLE ITAB2 WITH KEY /BIC/COKEY = itab-/BIC/COKEY.
   IF SY-SUBRC = 0.
      SORT ITAB2 BY /BIC/COKEY.
      DELETE ADJACENT DUPLICATES FROM ITAB2 COMPARING /BIC/COKEY.
   ENDIF.
LOOP AT ITAB.
READ TABLE ITAB2 WITH KEY /BIC/COKEY = itab-/BIC/COKEY.
*IF THE D.C ARE NOT SAME THEN DISPLAY THE SUM***************************
COKEYCH = ITAB-/BIC/COKEY+4(2).
IF ( COKEYCH <> COKEYNO ).
      FORMAT COLOR = 4.
        WRITE:/ ' TOTAL NUMBER OF D.C IN   PERTICULAR RAO ','(', COKEYNO,')','=',TOTCOKEYDIV.
        WRITE:/ ' TOTAL NUMBER OF CONSUMER PROCESSED IN RAO ','(', COKEYNO,')','=',TOTAL.
        WRITE:/ ' TOTAL NUMBER OF D.C   PROCESSED    IN RAO ','(', COKEYNO,')','=',PROCOKEY.
        WRITE:/ ' TOTAL NUMBER OF D.C NOT PROCESSED IN RAO ','(', COKEYNO,')','=',NOTPROCOKEY.
        WRITE:/ '', 128 'PAGE NUMBER:',   139 SY-PAGNO.
        SKIP 4.
*******INITIALLIZE ALL THE VARIABLE*************************************
        FORMAT COLOR OFF .
        TOTCOKEYDIV = 0.
        TOTCOKEYDIV1 = 0.
        TOTCOKEYDIV2 = 0.
        TOTAL = 0.
        PROCOKEY = 0.
        NOTPROCOKEY = 0.
        WRITE:/ SY-ULINE.
        NEW-PAGE WITH-TITLE.
        NEW-PAGE WITH-HEADING.
ENDIF.
**END OF THE TOTAL SUM OF ALL THE D.C.**********************************
*IF THE D.C ARE SAME THEN DISPLAY THE D.C.******************************
IF ITAB2-/BIC/COKEY = ITAB-/BIC/COKEY.
         SELECT COUNT( DISTINCT BPARTNER )
               INTO COUNT
               FROM /BIC/AUCSALES00
               WHERE /BIC/COKEY = ITAB2-/BIC/COKEY and
               BILL_DATE = S_BILDT.
        IF SY-SUBRC = 0.
             PROCOKEY = PROCOKEY + 1.
        ENDIF.
          TOTCOKEYDIV1 = TOTCOKEYDIV1 + 1.
          TOTAL = TOTAL + COUNT.
          COKEY = ITAB2-/BIC/COKEY.
          FORMAT INTENSIFIED ON COLOR = 2.
          WRITE:/ ITAB2-/BIC/COKEY,             SY-VLINE,
               15 ITAB-TXTSH+1(19),         39 SY-VLINE,
               40 COUNT,                    60 SY-VLINE,
                  ' ',                     105 SY-VLINE.
         WRITE :/ SY-ULINE.
         FORMAT INTENSIFIED ON COLOR = 2.
ELSE.
       FORMAT INTENSIFIED ON COLOR = 2.
       COKEY = ITAB-/BIC/COKEY.
       WRITE:/ ITAB-/BIC/COKEY,               SY-VLINE,
            15 ITAB-TXTSH+1(19),           39 SY-VLINE,
            40 ' ',                       60 SY-VLINE,
            'Data Not extracted to BW',   105 SY-VLINE.
       FORMAT INTENSIFIED ON COLOR = 2.
       WRITE:/ SY-ULINE.
       TOTCOKEYDIV2 = TOTCOKEYDIV2 + 1.
ENDIF.
      TOTCOKEYDIV = TOTCOKEYDIV1 + TOTCOKEYDIV2.
      NOTPROCOKEY = TOTCOKEYDIV - PROCOKEY.
      COKEYNO = ITAB-/BIC/COKEY+4(2).
      CLEAR: ITAB, ITAB2.
ENDLOOP.
===========================================================
please at this and let me know..
thanks in advance,,,

HI ALL ,
     I GOT THE ANSWER...
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