On 05-Aug-2016 12:34 -0500, Michael Ryan wrote:
<<SNIP>>
Runtime Name & Values: RUNTIME
Parm Name . . . . . . . . . . ___________
Parm Value . . . . . . . . . . ______
Maybe if I quote both?
If by /quote/ is meant apostrophe-delimited, then that should not
matter, best I can infer, given what has been shown in the OP and
followups. The value 'TRUE' is typically no different than the value
TRUE; i.e. the following are identical [and seems from a followup to
Dave, was verified already, per a test using a variable assigned to teh
value of 'TRUE', though we are uninformed of the declared data type and
how the value was assigned]:
RUNTIME((ASSEMBLY_PAGE_COUNTS TRUE))
RUNTIME((ASSEMBLY_PAGE_COUNTS 'TRUE'))
Note: that should hold true, even if TRUE is a Special Value; the
apostrophe as string-delimiter however, requires the delimited value be
upper-cased to match the effect for specification of the undelimited value.
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