How to see values stored in variable ?

[#1]

Like in unix shell scripts or oracle we can see the value that was stored in a variable using echo $variable , dbms.output.putline() respectively...

Similarly , how can i see the value stored in a variable using my script ?? is there any command available ?? or i can see it only in the list box.??

[tresesco]

remove semicolon

[#3]

try, just give a =VData

[#4]

Thanks Kaushik and the rest.

I could see the value for the variable VData in the Variable overview.  I should not use =$(VData) instead if I  use =VData (without $) it displays the value in the text object .

[#5]

Hi ,

I was trying to see the value returned by the below QVD functions such as QvdNoOfRecords etc... But I could see the values stored in the variables ???? Please help

Let qvdcrtime=QvdCreateTime($(SD)dept11.qvd);

Let qvdNoOfRec=QvdNoOfRecords($(SD)dept11.qvd);

Let qvdTabName=QvdTableName($(SD)dept11.qvd);

Trace $qvdcrtime;

Trace $qvdNoOfRec;

Trace $qvdTabName;

Regards

Sathya

[#6]

For your quick review , the syntax copied it here..

QvdCreateTime( filename ) - Returns the XML-header time stamp from a QVD file if any (otherwise NULL).

QvdNoOfRecords( filename ) - Returns the number of records currently in a QVD file.

QvdNoOfFields( filename ) - Returns the number of fields in a QVD file.

QvdFieldName( filename ) - Returns the name of field number field_no, if it exists in a QVD file (otherwise NULL).

QvdTableName( filename ) - Returns the name of the table contained in a QVD file.

[kaushiknsolanki]

Hi

     Try this way.

     QvdCreateTime('FileName');

     File name should be in quote.

Regards,

Kaushik Solanki

[#8]

Its working, you're awesome //

Thanks Kaushik