Description | Dimension local variables |
Syntax | Dim variablename |
Remarks | The Dim statement uses the variablename argument. Use Dim in a function procedure to declare variables that are local to that procedure. Put your Dim statements at the beginning of the procedure. You must declare an object type, such as DJImport. Limitation There is no limitation of on the number of Private-level variables. In most statements, Dim declares a Private-scoped variable. When used with a user-defined function, Dim create a function-scoped variable. |
Example | This example uses the Dim statement to declare a variable in an expression, where "Result" is the variable name. The If Then Else statement is looking for Result A, else if Result A is not true, then a Null is returned: Dim Result Result = UCase(Left(FieldAt("/SOURCE/R1/Field1"), 1) If Result == "A" Then Result = UCase(Left(FieldAt("/SOURCE/R1/Field1"), 1) Else Result = "" End If Result |