xlateStrReplace 0 1 error

[Stewart]

Getting the following error when using STRING XLT xlateStrReplace.  Any suggestions?

MESSAGE 1
Tcl callout error
xlateStrReplace 0 1:

errorCode: NONE

errorInfo:
bad type “st”: must be c, d, v, or x
while executing
“xpmstore $xlateId $outAdd $outType [string replace $inValue $_first $_last $_newStr]”
(procedure “xlateStrReplace” line 24)
invoked from within
“xlateStrReplace 0 1”
<End of errorInfo>

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[Jim Kosloskey]

Did you provide a new string? It looks like all you provided was the _first and _last.

email: jim.kosloskey@jim-kosloskey.com 29+ years Cloverleaf, 59 years IT - old fart.

[Stewart]

Same when this is included.

MESSAGE 1
Tcl callout error
xlateStrReplace 0 1 A:

errorCode: NONE

errorInfo:
bad type “st”: must be c, d, v, or x
while executing
“xpmstore $xlateId $outAdd $outType [string replace $inValue $_first $_last $_newStr]”
(procedure “xlateStrReplace” line 24)
invoked from within
“xlateStrReplace 0 1 A”
<End of errorInfo>

[Stewart]

I saw where this had been posted a couple of times when I searched and it wasn’t answered in any of the threads.  I tested in 6.1, 6.2 and 19.1.2 and only saw this error in 6.1.  In order to get around this I used a copy and a Tcl pre proc

set xlateOutVals [string replace $xlateInVals 0 1]

[Ben Ware]

What was your source value?

[Stewart]

It was an account number in the format of XX00000000

 

0(0).PID(0).#18(0).[0]

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