Dealing with old syntaxis coding.

[Former Member]

Hi folks!

I'm facing a little trouble trying to modify a program that it's a little old. By this what I mean is that by only switching to the modify view and verifying the code I already get syntaxis error because of statements like the following:

<b>SELECT SINGLE * FROM EBAN WHERE BANFN = ZEBAN-BANFN AND

BNFPO = ZEBAN-BNFPO.</b>

Where the INTO instruction is not found. My question here is do I need to modify and correct all this syntaxis error so I can continue, or I can leave this old and obsolote code and just insert what I need, and ignore the error messages related to the old code and activate the program?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Kind Regards,

Gilberto Li

[Former Member]

Hi folks!

I'm facing a little trouble trying to modify a program that it's a little old. By this what I mean is that by only switching to the modify view and verifying the code I already get syntaxis error because of statements like the following:

<b>SELECT SINGLE * FROM EBAN WHERE BANFN = ZEBAN-BANFN AND

BNFPO = ZEBAN-BNFPO.</b>

Where the INTO instruction is not found. My question here is do I need to modify and correct all this syntaxis error so I can continue, or I can leave this old and obsolote code and just insert what I need, and ignore the error messages related to the old code and activate the program?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Kind Regards,

Gilberto Li

[Former Member]

hi,

I would modify and get the correct syntax

[RichHeilman]

No, you need to fix all syntax errors in order for the program to run. In this case, you can simply add this statement to the top of the program. It should fix that error.

Tables: EBAN.

Regards,

Rich Heilman