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Table 5. Conversion Order Summary (continued)
Conversion Order Task Performed Page
DT Assumes that the input text is a store clock (STCK) and
converts the value to a readable 17-character string for
the local time zone in the format MM/DD/YY HH:MM:SS.
Note: The current GMT offset is used in interpreting
the local date and time, whether a different offset was
in effect at the given date and time. For example, if the
given value was before the latest daylight saving time
adjustment, the result can be off one hour from another
interpretation of the same date and time of an
application.
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DTS Assumes that the input text is a 17-character local time
in the format MM/DD/YY HH:MM:SS and converts it to a
store clock (STCK) value.
Note: The current GMT offset is used in interpreting
the local date and time, whether a different offset was
in effect at the given date and time. For example, if the
given value was before the latest daylight saving time
adjustment, the result can be off one hour from another
interpretation of the same date and time of an
application.
ETIME Converts the store clock (STCK) to a decimal number
indicating the elapsed time in microseconds since
NetView startup.
FOUND Normally used after a SKIPTO or FINDLINE operation,
FOUND translates a null string into No and any other
string into Yes.
F2C Converts a signed floating point number into a
doubleword.
G2C Converts double-byte (DBCS) data to single-byte (SBCS)
data.
GV2C or VG2C Converts double-byte (DBCS) data into a varying
length single-byte (SBCS) string.
JOBNAME From a 2-byte binary ASID, the corresponding job name
is returned.
LEFT Truncates or pads the input to the length specified.
Characters are counted from the beginning, or left, of
the input.
ODDBYTES Alternately, keeps and discards the input data. 114
OPDT Assumes that the input text is a store clock (STCK) and
converts the value to a readable 17-character string
representing the date and time in the format specified
by the DEFAULTS command.
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P2C Converts a signed decimal number into
packed-decimal.
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PREFIX Adds a constant to the beginning of a string. 114
RIGHT Truncates or pads the input to the length specified.
Characters are counted from the end, or right, of the
input.
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RVAR From an input revision variable name, returns the
current value or a null string.
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