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string of 7 char length always...
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I know, particular value in the variable should always be of lenth 7 , but the value that is present in thevariable might be of any no.of characters less than or equal to 7... if the no.of characters in the variable is less than 7, I want to add, zeroes at the starting of the field.. How can this be done... variable current value It has to be 7 0000007 123 0000123 7654321 7654321 Let me know, how this can be achieved easily |
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