>
>TA = "Some chars"
>? TA > ""
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>The above returns .F. Why? A non-empty string should surely be greater than an empty string?
Because of the three following three statements, only one at a time can be true!
a < b
a = b
a > b
Since
TA = "" is true, it can't at the same time be greater.
See SET EXACT.
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