Question about an operator...

[Christian]

I apologize in advance if this is rudimentary. What does the @ sign do before the = sign in the following rule?

['6402 Transportation']=N:IF(DIMNM('Time',DIMIX('Time',!Time))@=
DB('Travel Plan',!Currency,!Budget Versions,!Year,!TripList,!Organization,'Month of Trip'),
DB('Travel Plan',!Currency,!Budget Versions,!Year,!TripList,!Organization,'6402 Transportation'),0);

I looked this up in the reference guide under arithmetic, logical and comparison operators and did not see it. I understand the rest of the statement.

Thanks a lot.

[standtrue]

You use the @ symbol if you are comparing strings e.g., vAlias @= 'Bob' or vAlias @<> 'Sally'.

You can just use = or <> if you are comparing numbers.

[Christian]

Got it...I remember that now.

Thanks a lot Standtrue.

[milena]

Thanks standtrue!

I'm also a noob and couldn't find this in the documentation

milena

[Alan Kirk]

Thanks standtrue!
I'm also a noob and couldn't find this in the documentation

Don't worry, you're not alone; there are some things in the documentation that even Indiana Jones couldn't find on a good day.

However if you want an overview of operators and syntax (which apply to TI to some extent as well) I suggest taking a look at the TM1 Rules Guide. You're on 9.4, and in that version it's on pages 1-69 and following.