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#Use of an illegal numeric expression. Attempt to print a [[variable]] value from immediate mode when the variable is a valid abbreviation for a [[Business Rules!]] [[keyword]].
#Use of an illegal numeric expression. Attempt to print a [[variable]] value from immediate mode when the variable is a valid abbreviation for a [[Business Rules!]] [[keyword]].
Note: If you are [[proc]]ing in a program the error may be on the next line
#Use of a numeric variable that is too long
#Use of a numeric variable that is too long
#[[Srch]] parameters are juxtapositioned.
#[[Srch]] parameters are juxtapositioned.
#[[keyword]] (like [[menu]]) used as a [[variable]].
#[[keyword]] (like [[menu]]) used as a [[variable]].
Note: If you are [[proc]]ing in a program the error may be on the next line
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#Precede the name of the variable you are trying to print with the [[print]] [[statement]]. Check numeric expressions for syntax errors or errors in logic
#Precede the name of the variable you are trying to print with the [[print]] [[statement]]. Check numeric expressions for syntax errors or errors in logic

Latest revision as of 19:59, 15 January 2020

Summary:

Illegal numeric expression

Cause:

  1. Use of an illegal numeric expression. Attempt to print a variable value from immediate mode when the variable is a valid abbreviation for a Business Rules! keyword.
  2. Use of a numeric variable that is too long
  3. Srch parameters are juxtapositioned.
  4. keyword (like menu) used as a variable.

Note: If you are procing in a program the error may be on the next line

Remedy:

  1. Precede the name of the variable you are trying to print with the print statement. Check numeric expressions for syntax errors or errors in logic
  2. Use a shorter variable name
  3. switch the parameters within the Srch call to the correct sequence.
  4. Choose a different variable name