IBM AS/400 manual Beginning of user variables, listed in alphabetical order

Example of a Formatted Dump

.N/

Beginning of user variables, listed in alphabetical order, and

procedure. Data that is local to a subprocedure is

stored i

storage

and is

not

available

unless the

subprocedure

is

active

the hexadecimal values of all

variables

are

displayed.

:nt

Name

than

131

characters, will appear in the dump

listing

split

acro

lines. The

entire name will

be

printed

with the

characters

'...

of the

lines.

If

the final

portion

of

the

name

is

longer

tha

the attributes and values will be listed starting on the follow

.O/

Internally defined fields which contain indexes multiple-occurrenc

structures.

.P/

Internally defined fields which contain the null indicators for

fields.

.Q/

Internally defined fields which contain indexes for tables.

.R/

Multiple-occurrence data structure.

.S/

Data structures with no subfields are

displayed

as

character

.T/

Data

structure

subfields

arelphabeticallis ed

in,ordernot

in

the order

in which they are definedGaps

. the subfield definitions

are

not

shown.

.U/

4-byte and 8-byte float fields.

.V/

Indicates

negative

infinity.

.W/

Stands

for

'not a number' indicating that

the

value

is

not

a

va

point

number.

.X/

Indicates

positive

infinity.

.Y/

The attribute does not differentiate between basing and proce

pointer.

.Z/ The local data inside subprocedures is listed separately from source section.

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