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Dominique
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I'm working with Progress-4GL, release 11.6, appBuilder and procedure editor.
I have a string with value "1000000000000", which I like to convert to an integer number.
First I tried to do this using a simple conversion, but this didn't work:
As the mentioned value is about
So, I decided to use a larger datatype,
How is this possible? How can a 64-bit integer not be able to hold a value around
Oh, if you want to know if I'm creating a 32-bit or 64-bit application, I have no idea, how can I know that from procedure editor/appBuilder?
Thanks in advance
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I have a string with value "1000000000000", which I like to convert to an integer number.
First I tried to do this using a simple conversion, but this didn't work:
Code:
Result = INT(value). => runtime error 15747.
As the mentioned value is about
2^39
and INT
seems to be used for 32-bit values, this seems to be correct.So, I decided to use a larger datatype,
INT64
, but this seems to give the same error message:
Code:
Result = INT64(value). => again runtime 15747.
How is this possible? How can a 64-bit integer not be able to hold a value around
2^39
?Oh, if you want to know if I'm creating a 32-bit or 64-bit application, I have no idea, how can I know that from procedure editor/appBuilder?
Thanks in advance
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