Hello Tom,
One of VEE's really strong points is that of dealing with data
and data types intelligently and so I would be surprised to see a problem
with VEE converting text "30" to a real to make the comparison.
I would check for strange characters in the text message e.g. you could use
the strLen function to determine that you really only have 2 characters in
your text number ( for debugging purposes ) or use the charToInt function
on both characters to ensure that you have ascii 51 and 48 ( and not, for
example, 51 and 79 ). If that is the problem, you should then trace where
the string is being corrupted.
Let us ( the vrf ) know how it goes: if you want to make an extract of your
program that shows the problem it may be easier to help you.
Regards,
Mike Watts
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One of VEE's really strong points is that of dealing with data
and data types intelligently and so I would be surprised to see a problem
with VEE converting text "30" to a real to make the comparison.
I would check for strange characters in the text message e.g. you could use
the strLen function to determine that you really only have 2 characters in
your text number ( for debugging purposes ) or use the charToInt function
on both characters to ensure that you have ascii 51 and 48 ( and not, for
example, 51 and 79 ). If that is the problem, you should then trace where
the string is being corrupted.
Let us ( the vrf ) know how it goes: if you want to make an extract of your
program that shows the problem it may be easier to help you.
Regards,
Mike Watts
_______________________________________________________________________
Michael J. Watts Consultant PO Box 92
Exeter
e-mail: MikeJWatts@CompuServe.Com Devon
tel: 07714 339 729 EX4 2YY
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Currently I am sending email via SMTP with VEE. But, now I have a need to be able to send via SMTP in VB. I am having some issues getting it to work in VB (never used VB before). With some help I did get the email to send through Outlook, but the machines this will be running on will not have outlook installed. Would anyone have an example or help for me.
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