String
Always use space to assign a null value to a string.
Local String &Test_Str = " ";
Number
Use 0 (zero) to assign a null value to a number.
Local Number &Test_Num = 0;
Date
If you try to assign a date variable a null value you will get an error saying that the left and right sides of the assignment are not compatible.
For instance, the following PeopleCode would error out:
Local Date &Test_DT =NULL;
To perform this kind of assignment, you may use the Date function in the following way:
Always use space to assign a null value to a string.
Local String &Test_Str = " ";
Number
Use 0 (zero) to assign a null value to a number.
Local Number &Test_Num = 0;
Date
If you try to assign a date variable a null value you will get an error saying that the left and right sides of the assignment are not compatible.
For instance, the following PeopleCode would error out:
Local Date &Test_DT =NULL;
To perform this kind of assignment, you may use the Date function in the following way:
Local Date &Test_DT;
&Test_DT = DATE(0);
The Date function takes a number in the form YYYYMMDD and returns a corresponding Date value. If the date is invalid, Date displays an error message.
The Date function takes a number in the form YYYYMMDD and returns a corresponding Date value. If the date is invalid, Date displays an error message.
&Test_DT = Date(19970713);
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