Hi all
This is more of a curiosity question than anything else.....
I have seen plenty of setfilter() errors because of syntax so the return of that is always watched. However, I have never witnessed a filter() error and this has me thinking about what return code is more important, or perhaps more importantly how they interact with each other.
Setfilter() seems critical because that determines the go/no go situation right away, but theoretically can you end up in a situation where setfilter() is good but filter() fails because of the criteria established previously with the setfilter() call?
Maybe asked another way .... what is filter() actually watching for in its return?....that it applied the criteria(yes/no) regardless of outcome, or, it applied the criteria correctly(yes/no) outcome factored in?
TIA(using 12.1)