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RAT()
RAT() returns a number showing the starting position of the last
instance of a specified substring within another character string.
Syntax
RAT(<exp C>,<exp C>)
Returns
An integer numeric value.
If the substring is contained within the target expression, RAT()
returns the starting character position of the substring. If the
substring is not found, RAT() returns zero.
Usage
RAT() is similar to the AT() function except that scanning begins from
the right, therefore locating the last instance of a substring within a
specified string.
See Also:
AT
STRTRAN()
SUBSTR
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