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> > That's a question.
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> > I'm not sure. I'll talk about it with customer IT person, but this person gives me the numbers (271...). He said that it is the only one ID he have in database.
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> > I want to be ready before next meeting. Maybe it is some standard conversion. Just looking if some one know and can let me know.
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> > thanks
> > Martin
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> 002711425 in Hex is 00295F81
> 002841199 in hex is 002B5A6F
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> You can convert any number to hex like this: transform(002841199,'@0')
> And you can convert it back by preceding the hex value with 0x, like 0x002B5A6F
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> There's a fine line between helping and adding to the confusion.
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> How to create sample data


-:)
Yes, I know. Also bintoc with R/S may be used.
But, in this case, it is not so simple. It does not match -:( 0x614C97 != 002711425 )


Martin