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Barb,
The format fot the record type specification is
t col#,mask,val[,maxval]
In your case this would be:
t 121,0xFF,0xF0,0xF1
and
t 121,0xFF,0xF2,0xF3
The "td" should not be placed immediately after a 't' spec.
If you wish to be careful, include it at the end of the
data descriptions:
td
l=283 // redundant
i 1,283,=283; // sometimes necessary kludge;
// the ",=283;" specifies the size of
// the ASCII output field
If you have further problems, please attach your .lay file
to your e-mail. Problems can occur in many different ways.
Regards,
Tom
At 12:05 PM 5/12/2005, you wrote:
>From: "Barb Collins"
>
>Please Help.
>I wish to process a record layout; if Field 121 (not a packed field) = 0 or 1, if field 121 = 2 or 3, I have a similar record layout with the same record length as the first.
>////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
>r=283,0 //record length
>t 121, 0,1 //if field 121 = 0 or 1 use this record layout
>l=283 //redundant
>e=1,10
>d 11,13
>etc..
>...
>more field descriptions
>...
>t 121, 2,3
>td //just in case other fields are present
>l=283 //redundant
>
>e=1,9
>d 10,13
>etc...
>more field descriptions
>...
>////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
>Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong?
>BCollins
>
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