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 Converting Integers to the Binary equivilents

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Davek Posted - 11/01/2000 : 6:50:39 PM
I have a column of integer data that contains when broken down to it binary equivilent contains packed discrete's IE bit 3 set = pump off, Bit 4 set switch ON.
Is there any simple way to interogate a particular bit value of an integer and write the value to a column
Dave Kirkley
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Davek Posted - 11/02/2000 : 3:51:28 PM
Thanks a lot, that worked like a charm

Dave K
cpyang Posted - 11/01/2000 : 8:51:04 PM
col(2)=col(1) & hex(8); // bit 4
col(3)=col(1) & hex(4); // bit 3



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