how can we find setll setgt chain read reade readp
operations are successfull or not,give example.explain in
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Answer Posted / adhar246
%FOUND will give the record is found or not. Not the operation was successful. To check an opcode is successful you have to use opcode extender (E) with opcode. and use %error BIF to check the opcode was successful.
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