UPDATE. Never mind, changed the method the way it works now.


I am a bit tired now and can not figure out how to re-write this logic

	case b_sched.pref_lvl4=3 AND !empty(b_sched.whichlevel)
			lcWhichLevel = lower(alltrim(b_sched.whichlevel))
			do case
			case m.lcWhichLevel = 'tch_level' and not csrTemp.tch_level>=b_sched.tch_level
				lcReqOK = 'Booking requiring a minimum alpine level would be violated'
			case m.lcWhichLevel = 'snb_level' and not csrTemp.snb_level>=b_sched.snb_level
				lcReqOK = 'Booking requiring a minimum snowboard level would be violated'
			case m.lcWhichLevel = 'tele_level' and not csrTemp.tele_level>=b_sched.tele_level
				lcReqOK = 'Booking requiring a minimum telemark level would be violated'
			case m.lcWhichLevel = 'misc_level' and not csrTemp.misc_level>=b_sched.misc_level
				lcReqOK = 'Booking requiring a minimum other level would be violated'
			endcase	

The idea is to check many different criteria in a case statement so if I got not OK, it should not proceed with the next case.

However, in my case now that case is true, so it checks inner cases and then skips the rest of the checks that follows. I need to somehow figure out if the above is possible to rewrite differently. Should the inner case then be a new method? But then I would have to run it twice.... :(