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These examples are provided to illustrate the use of the code table lookup rule facility:
Example 1
Column being checked:
Name |
Type |
Len |
Dec |
|---|---|---|---|
PRODNO |
A |
10 |
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Table details:
Name |
Actual Keys |
Keys Supplied |
Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
PRODMST |
Product number |
PRODNO |
Check product is in product master |
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Example 2
Column being checked:
Name |
Type |
Len |
Dec |
|---|---|---|---|
TAXCDE |
A |
3 |
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Table details:
Name |
Actual Keys |
Keys Supplied |
Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
TAXTABL |
Tax code type |
INCOME |
Check TAXCDE is a valid income tax code using alpha literal 'INCOME' in the key list. |
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Tax code |
TAXCDE |
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Example 3
Column being checked:
Name |
Type |
Len |
Dec |
|---|---|---|---|
PARTNO |
P |
7 |
0 |
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Table details:
Name |
Actual Keys |
Keys Supplied |
Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
INVENT |
Part number Warehouse number |
PARTNO |
Check PARTNO exists. This is a "partial" key validation check. |
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Example 4
Column being checked:
Name |
Type |
Len |
Dec |
|---|---|---|---|
INVNUM |
A |
8 |
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Table details:
Name |
Actual Keys |
Keys Supplied |
Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
INVNUM |
Invoice number |
INVNUM |
Check INVNUM does not already exist. Reverse default error logic to get ERROR if key match is found, NEXT if key match is NOT found. |
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