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[sqr-users] on-break puzzler
Guys (of any sex or gender),
I have some code in my program (see below). In this code, the only columns
that *ever* have a value are [$SUMCF1] , [$SUMCF2] and [$SUMCF3]. So, my
question is, how is the on-break logic on [$sum29] firing????
[$SUMCF1] &SumCF1=char () on-break LEVEL=1 PRINT=NEVER SAVE=$SAVECF1
[$SUMCF2] &SumCF2=char () on-break LEVEL=1 PRINT=NEVER SAVE=$SAVECF2
[$SUMCF3] &SumCF3=char () on-break LEVEL=1 PRINT=NEVER SAVE=$SAVECF3
etc.....
[$SUMCF26] &SumCF26=char () on-break LEVEL=1 PRINT=NEVER SAVE=$SAVECF26
[$SUMCF27] &SumCF27=char () on-break LEVEL=1 PRINT=NEVER SAVE=$SAVECF27
[$SUMCF28] &SumCF28=char () on-break LEVEL=1 PRINT=NEVER SAVE=$SAVECF28
[$SUMCF29] &SumCF29=char () on-break LEVEL=1 PRINT=NEVER after=ledger-break
SAVE=$SAVECF29
I can see that the program enters the procedure lefger-break, yet nothing is
changing in the column.
thanks in advance,
clark
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