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| − | To '''Assign''' a value to a [[variable]], in [DMIS] is not enough to use the character “=”, it is necessary to use the <code>ASSIGN/</code> command followed by the variable value. | + | To '''Assign''' a value to a [[variable]], in [DMIS] is not enough to use the character “=”, it is necessary to use the <code>ASSIGN/</code> command followed by the [[variable]] value. |
| − | The variable must be defined first. | + | The [[variable]] must be defined first. |
<code><span style="color: green; text-decoration: none;">$$ Assign text value to a string</span><br /></code> | <code><span style="color: green; text-decoration: none;">$$ Assign text value to a string</span><br /></code> | ||
Revision as of 15:43, 2 August 2016
To Assign a value to a variable, in [DMIS] is not enough to use the character “=”, it is necessary to use the ASSIGN/ command followed by the variable value.
The variable must be defined first.
$$ Assign text value to a string
TCDIRS=ASSIGN/'C:\Program Files\MyFolder\Data\'
$$ Assign numerical value to an integer
TCNSLT=ASSIGN/6
