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AutoEdit Substitution (by the %% operator) is especially useful for printing Database variables using statement DO PRINT. When specifying AutoEdit substitution for Database variables, specify %% before the entire name and, if it exists, replace the period separator (that separates the Group name prefix and the variable name) with a colon separator.
For example, a Database variable with the Variable Reference Statement
DB_ACCOUNTING.TOTALEXP@G1
can be resolved using AutoEdit substitution by changing its Variable Reference Statement to
%%DB_ACCOUNTING:TOTALEXP@G1
Example
Figure 108 AutoEdit Substitution of Database Variables
LIBRARY : CTB.PROD.RULES RULE : DBVARAE
COMMAND ===> SCROLL===> CRSR
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
OWNER M43 GROUP PERSONNEL
UPDATED 04/04/00 - 10:20:09 BY M43
DESC
OPTIONS
===========================================================================
EXECUTE GETAVG UPON C
ON FILE FILENAME A00.EMPS
MODE DS LINECT 0000 DATASTAMP
WHEN LINE 001 - 999 COL 001 - 001 STOP AND/OR
STRING = .AL.
DO EXTRACT = DB_PERSONNEL.EMPNAME
LEVEL LINE +000 COL 0001 - 0020 PROCESS TYP
DO EXTRACT = DB_PERSONNEL.EMPSALARY
LEVEL LINE +000 COL 0021 - 0032 PROCESS TYP
DO PRINT = %%DB_PERSONNEL:EMPNAME %%DB_PERSONNEL:EMPSALARY F C
DO
WHEN LINE - COL - STOP AND/OR
STRING =
DO
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EXECUTE UPON C
PLEASE FILL IN RULE DEFINITION 11.42.28
For additional information on AutoEdit substitution, see Rules of AutoEdit Variable Substitution.
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