>Sounds like you're going to have to check for null NVL() which in help says;
>Use NVL( ) to remove null values from calculations or operations where null values are not supported or are not relevant.
>
>Steve
I'll try that, and there are a couple of other things to try too, but that still boils done to kludging. What really bothers me is that it worked just fine in 5.0.
Thanks -
Dan LeClair
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