How to give If condition in CL/400 program

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Hi, I want to give two If conditions in a cl program to make sure the value of field is between the Range. I am trying to write following line of code but syntax error is coming,any idea/suggestions How can I do comparison at a same time: IF COND(%SST(&ODOBNM 7 4) *LE %SST(&VAR1 7 4)) and IF COND(%SST(&ODOBNM 7 4) *GE %SST(&VAR2 7 4)) Thanks

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Asked: November 24, 2012 12:14 PM Last updated: November 26, 2012 1:29 PM

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6r Nov 24, 2012 1:23 PM GMT

even if I want to use corrected condition like:- IF COND(%SST(&ODOBNM 7 4) *LE %SST(&VAR1 7 4)) *AND IF COND(%SST(&ODOBNM 7 4) *GE %SST(&VAR2 7 4)) Then condition prompt is not enoough longer to give this command,I mean full condition can't be typed because of lessser space in If condition prompt,any idea/suggestions,How o type this long condition in IF command in CL/400 PROGRAM. Thanks

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TomLiotta Nov 25, 2012 0:40 AM GMT

Using your style, it would look something like this: IF COND(%SST(&ODOBNM 7 4) *LE %SST(&VAR1 7 4) *AND + %SST(&ODOBNM 7 4) *GE %SST(&VAR2 7 4)) THEN( DO ) ...code goes here ENDDO I might use a style that looks something like this: if ( %sst( &ODOBNM 7 4 ) *le %sst( &VAR1 7 4 ) *and + %sst( &ODOBNM 7 4 ) *ge %sst( &VAR2 7 4 )) do ...code goes here enddo The compound COND() doesn't have another "IF" statement in the middle of it. Also, the "AND" connective is written "*AND". When the two conditions are combined, you also must be careful about balancing the parentheses. Finally, notice the "+" after the "*AND" to indicate the continuation onto a new source line. It's hard to predict how the code is going to look after I post this comment. We can work out details if necessary. Tom

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