Let's say I have:
SELECT 0
USE VALID_MEMBER ALIAS "D1" EXCLUSIVE
ZAP
APPEND FROM SUMMARY FOR D1.SUBFLAG # 'D'
What is the #
sign's significance in the above statement?
I have not been able to find documentation.
Edit:
I think it may be the c# equivalent of D1.SUBFLAG != 'D'
but have no idea if that's correct.
I was correct. I edited some of our legacy code to find that
var1 # var2
is equal to modern day boolean expressions ofvar1 != var2