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May 31st, 2004, 10:25 AM
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If statement evaluation problem
In the If statement below, the criteria always evaluates to false in running code. If I paste the criteria in the immediate window and hit enter, it evaluates to true. The Coils object is an ADODB recordset connected to a DB/2 database (i think...its our AS400 Business system). I've also tried float(u'10') on the right side of the operator, but that doesn't work either (in the running code. any of this works in the immediate window). Any ideas on whats wrong?
Code:
if (float(self.Coils.Fields("csbfnb").Value) >= float(10)):
self.Inventory.Fields("width").Value = float(self.Coils.Fields("csb6nr").Value)
else:
self.Inventory.Fields("width").Value = float(self.Coils.Fields("csbfnb").Value)
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May 31st, 2004, 12:31 PM
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Instead of float(10) or float(u'10') you could just use 10.0.
However, are you sure the type of Coils.Fields("csbfnb").Value is a float? If it was a string, the comparision would still work, but a string always compares as greater than a float. Dave - The Developers' Coach
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