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At 03 JUN 1999 12:19:39PM Bruce Lee wrote:

Hello,

I have used MV and @MV in my symbolics. Both seem to have the same

result; however, inserting Arev.Common is required when using MV.

What are the differences, if any when using @MV or MV in a sysmbolic.

Which one is preferred.

Thanks Bruce


At 03 JUN 1999 01:41PM Warren wrote:

The main difference you'll find is that if you use AREV.COMMON and MV you'll get a "Variable not assigned" error if you try to use the symbolic in RList.

This comes from the AREV.COMMON.

@MV will always return zero in RList.


At 03 JUN 1999 04:07PM Don Miller wrote:

The difference used to be significant in AREV2.0 where @MV was not always set properly in AMV's in a window. This was fixed in AREV2.12 and subsequent. Remember, in templates, you can get bizarre repeating results in display symbolics, especially in Multi-Valued defaults which should always be single-valued and return the explicit value.

In R/LIST reports, AREV always sets @MV to zero - unfortunately!! This causes lots of slow AMV extraction and recalculation when using exploding multi-valued sorts. The Gen'd code uses READNEXT @ID,VALUE.NO … and then uses this. It would be nice to set @MV to equal value.no so a symbolic would work in both a report and the screen.

Don Miller

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