Division by Zero
Jay R. Ashworth
jra at baylink.com
Tue Jun 19 11:22:24 PDT 2007
On Tue, Jun 19, 2007 at 01:09:51PM -0400, George Simon wrote:
> The answer is: greater than the largest possible number in that field.
> The correct answer was first provided by Barry Wiseman in a PM.
> Thanks also to Jeff and Nancy for responding.
>
> It is odd that filePro manages to enter a /D0 in the numeric field but
> does not allow you to search for it. :-)
"Search" still confuses me, even after reading most of the responses.
Is your question actually this, George?
"How do I test a numeric field that was the LHS of an
assignment statment where the RHS was a mathematical
expression, and I want to find out if the result was '/D0'?"
IE:
::qq(5,.0)=xx/yy:
:qq ... what goes here?:show "yy was zero; divide error":
Was that what you were looking for?
Or did you mean:
::6=xx/yy:
:6 ... what goes here?:show "yy was zero; divide error":
That is, using a real field as the target? (Does the result differ?)
Or did you mean something else entire?
Cheers,
-- jr '3 years on tier-1, yes' a
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