OpenEdge.Web.DataObject.Writer.LogicalValueWriter
- Last Updated: January 15, 2026
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Method Summary
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| Write (character) |
/* If expression is of type LONGCHAR or CHARACTER, it returns TRUE or FALSE depending on the
value in the expression and the format used. Whether or not char-expression-format is given,
the case-insensitive values TRUE, FALSE, YES, NO, abbreviated to 1 character, are always
accepted. For example, a "Y" is interpreted as TRUE. */
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| Write (datetime-tz) |
/* Writes a datetime-tz value to logical
If expression is of type DECIMAL, INTEGER, INT64, DATE, DATETIME, DATTIME-TZ, or HANDLE,
the function returns TRUE if the value of expression is nonzero. If the value of expression
is 0, it returns FALSE. The second argument is ignored if present. */
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| Write (decimal) |
/* Writes a decimal value to logical
If expression is of type DECIMAL, INTEGER, INT64, DATE, DATETIME, DATTIME-TZ, or HANDLE,
the function returns TRUE if the value of expression is nonzero. If the value of expression
is 0, it returns FALSE. The second argument is ignored if present. */
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| Write (handle) |
/* Writes a handle value to logical
If expression is of type DECIMAL, INTEGER, INT64, DATE, DATETIME, DATTIME-TZ, or HANDLE,
the function returns TRUE if the value of expression is nonzero. If the value of expression
is 0, it returns FALSE. The second argument is ignored if present. */
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| Write (int64) |
/* Writes an int64 value to logical
If expression is of type DECIMAL, INTEGER, INT64, DATE, DATETIME, DATTIME-TZ, or HANDLE,
the function returns TRUE if the value of expression is nonzero. If the value of expression
is 0, it returns FALSE. The second argument is ignored if present. */
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| Write (logical) |
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| Write (longchar) |
/* Writes a longchar as a logical.
If expression is of type LONGCHAR or CHARACTER, it returns TRUE or FALSE depending on the
value in the expression and the format used. Whether or not char-expression-format is given,
the case-insensitive values TRUE, FALSE, YES, NO, abbreviated to 1 character, are always
accepted. For example, a "Y" is interpreted as TRUE. */
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| Write (Object) |
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Constructor Summary
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| LogicalValueWriter () |
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Method Detail
Write (character)
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Write (datetime-tz)
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Write (decimal)
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Write (handle)
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Write (int64)
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Write (logical)
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Write (longchar)
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Write (Object)
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Constructor Detail
LogicalValueWriter () |
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