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  • September 8, 2005 at 8:09 pm #48027
    Jared Miller
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      I am trying to accomplish the following in an Xlate:

      If PV1-16 eq KAT THEN

                          PV1-16 -> PV1-16

      ELSE

                          PV2-22 -> PV1-16

      However, I am receiving the following errors when I try this:

      [xpm :xlt :ERR /0:worksite_xlate] Unrecognized field name ‘Can’t locate segment in path.  KAT’

      09/08/2005 14:44:16

      [xpm :xlt :ERR /0:worksite_xlate] IF expression parse failed: Value references must yield exactly one datum

      Error occurred at: ‘T’

      09/08/2005 14:44:16

      [xpm :xlt :ERR /0:worksite_xlate] Unable to compile XLT ‘X_StarLab_HL722_A01.xlt’.

      09/08/2005 14:44:16

      [xlt :xlat:ERR /0:worksite_xlate] [0.0.2132934] Xlate ‘X_StarLab_HL722_A01.xlt’ failed: Unable to load XLT ‘X_StarLab_HL722_A01.xlt’

      Apparently I am adding in the IF statement wrong, but I’m not sure what’s wrong.  Can anyone offer up some assistance?  Thanks.

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      • September 8, 2005 at 9:11 pm #57373
        Ed Mastascusa
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          Assuming your reference to PV1:16 is correct my guess is that you left out the = in front of ‘KAT’ which would designate it as a string constant.

        • September 8, 2005 at 9:17 pm #57374
          Jared Miller
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            I guess the question is how should the IF statment look??  

            I have – IF 0(0).PV1.00146.[0] eq KAT

            I used the eq because I trying to compare a string and eq is under the string operators list.

          • September 8, 2005 at 9:29 pm #57375
            William Rowley
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              It should look like –

              IF 0(0).PV1.00146.[0] eq =KAT

              Or better yet –

              COPY =KAT -> @tmpkat

              IF 0(0).PV1.00146.[0] eq @tmpkat

            • September 9, 2005 at 3:00 pm #57376
              Jared Miller
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                Thanks a bunch.  I used the temp variable way and it works perfectly.

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