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<h1 class="topictitle1">Example: Use character strings and variables</h1>
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<div><p>This example shows how several character variables and character
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strings can be concatenated to produce a message for a work station operator.</p>
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<div class="section"><p>The example assumes that the variables &DAYS
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and &CUSNUM were declared as character variables, not decimal variables.</p>
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<pre>DCL VAR(&MSG)TYPE(*CHAR) LEN(100)
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CHGVAR &MSG ('Customer' *BCAT &CUSNAMD +
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*BCAT'Account Number' *BCAT +
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&CUSNUM *BCAT 'is overdue by' +
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*BCAT &DAYS *BCAT 'days.') </pre>
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<p>After the appropriate variables have been substituted, the
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resulting message might be:</p>
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<pre>Customer ABC COMPANY Account Number 12345
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is overdue by 4 days.</pre>
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<p>If the variables &DAYS and &CUSNUM had been declared
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as decimal variables, two other CHGVAR commands would have to change the decimal
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variables to character variables before the concatenation could be performed.
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If, for example, two character variables named &DAYSALPH and &CUSNUMALPH
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were also declared in the program, the CHGVAR commands would be:</p>
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<pre>CHGVAR &DAYSALPH &DAYS
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CHGVAR &CUSNUMALPH &CUSNUM</pre>
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<p>Then instead of &DAYS and &CUSNUM, the new variables &DAYSALPH
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and &CUSNUMALPH would be specified in the CHGVAR command used to concatenate
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all the variables and character strings for &MSG.</p>
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<div class="parentlink"><strong>Parent topic:</strong> <a href="rbam6charstrngexp.htm" title="The operands in a character string expression must be quoted or unquoted character strings, character variables, or the substring (%SUBSTRING or %SST) built-in function.">Character string expressions</a></div>
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