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[Kenneth Brody]

Quoting Dennis Malen (Thu, 23 Mar 2006 18:20:09 -0500):

> Thanks Jeff,
>
> rn=@rn

Which is...???

> Edit type in msxrn is (6,.0)

What edit type?

> The value in rn is rn=@rn

I assume you don't really mean that field rn contains "rn=@rn", do you?
What is in rn?

What is the lookup statement?

What is the index used in the lookup built on?

> I do not define rn as it is my understanding that it will inherit the
> characteristics of @rn.

An uncast dummy field will take on the length/type of the value that is
assigned to it.

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And, finally, what is the lookup statement, the actual key value
(along with length and type) used, and what is the index built on,
for one of the lookups which works?

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