>>I am converting some routines written in msAccess and came across the following line:
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>>if crsInternet!Q7l like "##MM" then
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>>Can someone tell me what the VFP equivalent to the LIKE "##MM" is?
>>The field in question is a Character field width 6.
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>>Thanks
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>I think, it returns data that begins with two digits followed by MM. There is no exact equivalent in VFP. You need to write your own code, like:
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>if isdigit(crsInternet!Q7l) and isdigit(substr(crsInternet!Q7l,2)) and ;
> substr(crsInternet!Q7l,3)="MM"
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>......
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>
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