Ralph
Not quite. In 2, there may already be a below minimum bid recorded, so
(particularly if there are no other bids at all) the Current High Bid & the
Current Max Bid may be effected. The Incoming Bid vs Current Max Bid would
have to be tested in 3 since it may be between the Current High Bid & the
Current Max Bid, thus giving the Current High Bid to the previous bidder at
1 increment above the Incoming Bid.
Mike McBee
Signature House
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-> -----Original Message-----
-> From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]On
-> Behalf Of Ralph Gauer
-> Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2005 04:54 PM
-> To: [email protected]
-> Subject: RE: [meu] OT Programming Conundrum - But where else can I find
-> such excellent help?
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-> Mike
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-> Is this what you are trying to accomplish?
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-> 1. Receive incoming bid
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-> 2. Is Incoming Bid GE Minimum bid?
-> If not, record it, but end of issue otherwise
-> If so:
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-> 3. Is Incoming Bid GT Current High Bid?
-> If not, record it, but end of issue otherwise
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-> If so:
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-> 4. Incoming Bid is now Current High Bid
-> Is IB/CHB GE Reserve?
-> If not, record it but no sale < Reserve
-> If so, mark as qualifying final bid, pending
-> arrival of a
-> higher bid
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-> After this, you would need to look at Max Bids in a similar way
-> and record
-> the results, probably in a database(s) where the bid records live.
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-> Is this getting there?
->
-> Thanks
-> rg
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