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MEL, SQL, Oracle

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dubsterne

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I am working on building a form with a user ok and having trouble getting it to work correctly so tried building the function as a quicktext to test it out and found that I am having a terrible time, ready to pull my hair out on this. I have the quick text built

{OBSANY("MSK EXAM")} with a command of .msk

but when I launch it - I get this error. .{OBSPREV("MSK EXAM) <-EXPECTED RIGHT CURLY BRACE

Any suggestions would be most welcome.

Posted : June 9, 2015 11:37 am

JBell

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Try replacing the " with ' so this {OBSPREV('MSK EXAM')} and see if that works.

Posted : June 9, 2015 12:53 pm

blackmanb

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.{OBSPREV(“MSK EXAM) <-EXPECTED RIGHT CURLY BRACE Yes, if you look at the error - it is not showing your closing double-quote, just the closing parenthesis.


Particularly aggravating is how some editors (ms word in particular) change the EMR acceptable double-quotes into word styled double-quotes (they are slanted or curved), which VFE/EMR/MEL does not recognize.  Posted code often has its double-quotes messed with.  To fix this (when it occurs),  I paste into notepad to strip out unwanted characters, then paste back into my code.  I do not think single-quotes are required in quicktext obsterms, but if it works - it works.

- Beverly

Posted : June 10, 2015 7:30 am

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