IFDIF (If Arguments Are Different)

This is true if Text-Argument-1 and Text-Argument-2 are different in a case-sensitive comparison.

Syntax

IFDIF Text-Argument-1, Text-Argument-2

Remarks

Both Text-Argument arguments must be specified. An error is generated if a either argument is not supplied.

Example

In the following example:

IFDIF <EAGLES>,<Eagles>
  value = 1
ENDIF

the condition would be true; the arguments are different because they are compared with a case-sensitive algorithm.

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