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Can i able to compare two strings in function processing?
What is the "Not equal symbol"? |
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Not equal is "<".
Be careful when designing your comparison code. Include checks that you actually have 2 strings, not numeric(s), Nulls, Empty etc. Also, decide if you want case sensitive or case insensitive. Depending what you are doing, you may want to look at the StrComp function. NickHK "Siva" wrote in message ... Can i able to compare two strings in function processing? What is the "Not equal symbol"? |
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