[Steve Drozdowski]

Thanks Charlie!  That was my assumption.

[Steve Drozdowski]

FYI – I was able to get things working properly by changing the encoding on all affected threads to “binary”.  “bypass” did not seem to work for me…  Thanks everyone.

[Steve Drozdowski]

Hi Robert, thanks for the info…

Do you know exactly what does “bypass” do?  Does it just skip all msg encoding/decoding and just treat the msg as a binary data-stream?

Also, do you know if I would need to change the encoding to “bypass” on just the IB thread, or on everything thread that the XML msgs might flow thru, incouding the OB thread?

Thanks again.

[Steve Drozdowski]

OK, I was finally able to submit this question thru Lawson CASE.

Thanks.

[Steve Drozdowski]

Thanks guys!

[Steve Drozdowski]

Awesome, thanks Keith!

[Steve Drozdowski]

Thanks again Jim…  We just upgraded to 5.7, maybe that is part of the issue?

[Steve Drozdowski]

Hi Jim, I have tried that, however it will not work in the case where PID-7 has a length of, say 14…

Doing a string compare of 14 lt 8 is true…  Which is not what I want.

I have tried doing zero-padding prior to the string compare, which does work…  14 lt 08.

I was just trying to figure out why numeric compare won’t work.

Thanks.

[Steve Drozdowski]

Hi Jim, my bad, I can’t get it to compile either…  So, I don’t think it is going to work at all.  I think it would work with FRL or VRL field names, but apparently not with temp variable names.  This would be a very nice feature.  🙂

Thanks anyway.

[Steve Drozdowski]

Thanks David!

[Steve Drozdowski]

Hi Richard, would you be willing to share this code?

Thanks.

[Steve Drozdowski]

Hi Bill, did no one ever respopnd to this?

Thanks.

[Steve Drozdowski]

Thanks Jim, I appreciate your response.  OK, I suspected that the Version Manager tool did not actually do anything.

We are looking for a simple check-out / check-in tool with versioning, just to help keep track of what each of our C/L developers are working on, and so we don’t step on each other.

The product we are using is a huge industrial strength product, which is being used for other platforms in our shop.  If there was something out there much “lighter” (and simpler, and cheaper) I would be very interested.

Thanks.

[Steve Drozdowski]

Thanks James and John!!!

[Steve Drozdowski]

It still doesn’t work with 5.4.1, but thanks allot for trying.

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