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wat's the diff between both of them ... and wat do they do?
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wat's the diff between both of them ... and wat do they do?

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well everything seems okie as first when i using this statement until when the amount got too big i guess...<br />
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it came out a error overflow cInt ...<br />
is there a limit for it or something..i dunno<br />
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here r the values for the attributes<br />
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FNStockBalance= 2950<br />
FNReservedQty= 50000<br />
FNBackOrdQty= 80000<br />
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&lt;%Response.Write(cInt(rs.F<wbr />ields(&quot;FNS<wbr />tockBalanc<wbr />e&quot;))-cInt(<wbr />rs.Fields(<wbr />&quot;FNReserve<wbr />dQty&quot;))-cI<wbr />nt(rs.Fiel<wbr />ds(&quot;FNBack<wbr />OrdQty&quot;)))<wbr />%&gt;
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well everything seems okie as first when i using this statement until when the amount got too big i guess...

it came out a error overflow cInt ...
is there a limit for it or something..i dunno

here r the values for the attributes

FNStockBalance= 2950
FNReservedQty= 50000
FNBackOrdQty= 80000

<%Response.Write(cInt(rs.Fields("FNStockBalance"))-cInt(rs.Fields("FNReservedQty"))-cInt(rs.Fields("FNBackOrdQty")))%>

Overflow: &quot;cInt&quot; ???

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Overflow: &quot;cInt&quot; ???

Overflow: "cInt" ???