On 27/07/2004, at 12:15 AM, Pete Helgren wrote:

1        User ID         Input   Char(10)       
2        Password        Input   Char(*)        
3        Profile handle  Output  Char(12)       

where before it was:

1        User ID         Input   Char(10)       
2        Password        Input   Char(10)       
3        Profile handle  Output  Char(12)       

I don't see however any documentation on what the char(*) looks like.

All they mean is that the Password parameter is now of undefined length. IT IS NOT A POINTER NOR IS IT A STRING. It is simply a character field the length of which is specified in the 5th parameter.


Documentation for the API data types (such as CHAR(*)) does exist. It is found in the Information Centre under Programming->APIs->Concepts->Data types

Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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