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I'm working with a program that accesses a table with a LONG datatype. The
program was originally written to manipulate a VARCHAR2(60) with instr and
substr functions. The language (SQR) allows me to dump the info into a variable
and supposedly work with it, but it won't compile. Does anyone know of a work
around to dice up a LONG?
TIA,
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Alan Carbutt
Applications Programmer
Adams State College
719-587-7741
arcarbut_at_adams.edu
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Author: Alan Carbutt
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