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- List: rtecalls
- rtecall("alalnum") function
- rtecall("counter") function
- rtecall("datemake") function
- rtecall("escstr") function
- rtecall("filecopy") function
- rtecall("fileinit") function
- rtecall("filldate") function
- rtecall("getnumber") function
- rtecall("getprimary") function
- rtecall("getrecord") function
- rtecall("getunique") function
- rtecall("isalnum") function
- rtecall("isalpha") function
- rtecall("islower") function
- rtecall("isnumeric") function
- rtecall("isupper") function
- rtecall("log") function
- rtecall("passchange") function
- rtecall("policycheck") function
- rtecall("qbeform") function
- rtecall("recdupl") function
- rtecall("recordexists") function
- rtecall("refresh") function
- rtecall("resetnotebook") function
- rtecall("rfirst") function
- rtecall("rgoto") function
- rtecall("rid") function
- rtecall("scantable") function
- rtecall ("select") function
- rtecall ("setdebug") function
- rtecall("sort") function
- rtecall("statusupdate") function
- rtecall("transtart") function
- rtecall("transtop") function
- rtecall("trigger") function
rtecall("getnumber") function
A RAD function that replaces the getnumb RAD application.
Function
rtecall("getnumber")
Format
$L.flg=rtecall($L.fnc.name, $L.return.code, $L.number, $L.class, $L.field)
Parameters
The following parameters are valid for the rtecall("getnumber") function:
Parameter | Data type | Description |
---|---|---|
$L.flg | Logical | The value is true for success and false if an error occurs. |
$L.fnc.name | String | The name of the sub-function to call, in this case "getnumber". |
$L.return.code | Number | The value is zero (0 ) if everything is correct, negative one (-1 ) if an error occurs. This
is related directly to $L.flg. |
$L.number | String | The number or string returned |
$L.class | String | The class of number for which you are searching (from the number file). |
$L.field | String | Reserved for future use. |
Factors
A sequential overview:
- The function establishes a lock called "getnumb"+$L.class+$L.field and waits until the lock is established.
- If the number class is not found, or if there are duplicates, the following error displays:
($L.flg=false)
- The function reads the current number.
- The function increments or decrements by the step value. The step defaults to one (
1
). - If incrementing and the number is greater than the reset value, it uses the start number. Start defaults to zero (
0
). -
A new field called string.flg.
- If string.flg is
false
, it remains a numeric type. - If string.flg is
true
, the number is converted to a string.
- If string.flg is
unknown
, or the field isn’t in the database dictionary (not added during an upgrade), the function checks for a prefix, a suffix, or length. If any one of these exists, the function converts the value to a string. If none of these exist the function leaves the value as a number.
- If string.flg is
- To convert the value to a string, the function uses the prefix, corrects the length of the number (padded with zeros on the left), and then adds the suffix.
- The function eventually saves the new number to the file and returns it to the user, converted to a string if necessary.
- Finally, it unlocks and returns.
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