Using %VALUES Function

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From: Chris Rowell To: All

Can anyone think of a simple equivalent for the following QRYSLT theoretical parameter of the Open Query File (OPNQRYF) command?

FLD_A *NE %VALUES("x" "y" "z")

This parameter is invalid because the %VALUES function must be used with an equal operation. I'd like to use OPNQRYF to do something similar to the Query/400 NLIST test.

From: Sharon Cannon To: Chris Rowell

Try using *NOT in front of the comparison, then test for an equal condition. |TAG TEXT| *NOT (FLD_A *EQ +

%VALUES("x" "y" "z")

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