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Database diary journal

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Hi All ,

Somebody know if there is a way to check if the database diary journal is not empty with Skill command ?

I would like to open the diary journal at the opening database if the journal contain some information .

Best regards

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    Good day!

    There are a few different approaches you can take if you want to use a Skill command to determine whether the database diary journal is empty. Using a conditional statement to see if the journal has any entries is one straightforward method. You may, for instance, employ the following "IF" statement:


    IF diary_journal NOT EMPTY
    // Open the diary journal
    ENDIF

    To put it simply, this code means "If the diary journal is not empty, then open it." You can tell if the journal has information by examining if the diary_journal variable is not empty.

    To reflect your actual database diary journal, replace "diary_journal" with the proper variable or command.

    Hope that was useful. Regarding your database journal, good luck!

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    Good day!

    There are a few different approaches you can take if you want to use a Skill command to determine whether the database diary journal is empty. Using a conditional statement to see if the journal has any entries is one straightforward method. You may, for instance, employ the following "IF" statement:


    IF diary_journal NOT EMPTY
    // Open the diary journal
    ENDIF

    To put it simply, this code means "If the diary journal is not empty, then open it." You can tell if the journal has information by examining if the diary_journal variable is not empty.

    To reflect your actual database diary journal, replace "diary_journal" with the proper variable or command.

    Hope that was useful. Regarding your database journal, good luck!

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