@V – Return the value of a named variable

This function returns the value of a named variable.

@V(<variable-name>)

where <variable-name> is the name of the variable to return. The VARSUB prefix (for example, the exclamation mark) must be coded only if you want to return the value of a variable named within a variable.

Variable substitution does not need to be active for @V to work. Variable substitution can be used as a mechanism to subscript variables, such as object variables.

For example, the command:
VARSUB SCAN (!)
SELECT AD ADID(DAILYPLANNING) OBJECT(FREDDO) 
DO X = 1 TO !@FREDDO-#ADOP 
   DISPLAY @V(@FREDDO-ADOP-!X.-ADOPWSID) @V(@FREDDO-ADOP-!X.-ADOPJN) 
END
produces output displaying workstation and job name for each operation in the object:
NONR ZFIRST  
CPU1 WSLCLTEX
CPU1 WSLCCPEX
NONR ZLAST