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Migrating to OpenEdge 11.7
Migrating OpenEdge Business Process Management : Migrating from OpenEdge 11.6.x and earlier releases : Decision step migration : For the INTEGER dataslot
 
For the INTEGER dataslot
*For the INTEGER dataslot:
Table 2. Editing a condition expression for the INTEGER dataslot
Operation
In earlier releases
In 11.7
equals1
myInt==urInt
integer1.equals(integer2)
does not equal2
myInt!=urInt
!integer1.equals(integer2)
less than3
myInt<urInt
com.progress.util.OpenEdge
DataTypeComparisonUtil
.isLesserThan(integer1,
integer2)
less than or equal to4
myInt<=urInt
com.progress.util.OpenEdge
DataTypeComparisonUtil
.isLessOrEq(integer1,
integer2)
greater than5
myInt>urInt
com.progress.util.OpenEdge
DataTypeComparisonUtil
.isGreaterThan(integer1,
integer2)
greater than or equal to6
myInt>=urInt
com.progress.util.OpenEdge
DataTypeComparisonUtil
.isGtOrEq(integer1,
integer2)
is unknown7
–
integer1.isNull( )
is not unknown8
–
!integer1.isNull( )
1 The Integer literal must be wrapped in the INTEGER object. For example, com.progress.lang.Integer(intege rLiteral).

2 The Integer literal must be wrapped in the INTEGER object. For example, com.progress.lang.Integer(intege rLiteral).

3 The Integer literal must be wrapped in the INTEGER object. For example, com.progress.lang.Integer(intege rLiteral).

4 The Integer literal must be wrapped in the INTEGER object. For example, com.progress.lang.Integer(intege rLiteral).

5 The Integer literal must be wrapped in the INTEGER object. For example, com.progress.lang.Integer(intege rLiteral).

6 The Integer literal must be wrapped in the INTEGER object. For example, com.progress.lang.Integer(intege rLiteral).

7 The Integer literal must be wrapped in the INTEGER object. For example, com.progress.lang.Integer(intege rLiteral).

8 The Integer literal must be wrapped in the INTEGER object. For example, com.progress.lang.Integer(intege rLiteral).