In some version after 4/24/2003 a problem has been introduced.
Lines that did concat are no longer evaluating properly. There is no statement for Let>VAREXPLICIT=x
Code that worked hundreds of times in versions prior to 4/24:
For an input entry of 05122003, this would result in ftpfilename3 = "10505122003-2003"Input>ftpfiledate,Please enter the Monday date to be downloaded. MMDDYYYY format.
Let>ftpfilename3=105%ftpfiledate%
Concat>ftpfilename3,-2003
But this now results in ftpfilename3="10505122003%-2003%"
(treats the addition as a variable).
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I added the line Let>VAREXPLICIT=1, with no difference.
I added the line Let>VAREXPLICIT=0, with no difference.
Both instances result in ftpfilename3="10505122003%-2003%"
I changed to Concat>%ftpfilename3%,-2003, with VAREXPLICIT set to 1 and 0, with no difference.
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To workaround this, I tried:
Let>ftpfilename3=105%ftpfiledate%
Let>ftpfilename3=%ftpfilename3%-2003
That resulted in ftpfilename3="10505120000" (did a subtract vs. appending).
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Final workaround at this time is:
Let>ftpfilename3=105%ftpfiledate%
Let>ftpfilename3=%ftpfilename3%-
Let>ftpfilename3=%ftpfilename3%2003
This results in ftpfilename3="10505122003-2003" as always worked in the past.
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Conclusion: Concat is not working properly in 7.2.036
Final solution also should not require going back to Concat> undeclared variables and adding %....% symbols. Earlier scripts had no VAREXPLICIT to deal with, and default =0.
