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Table 5. Conversion Order Summary (continued)
Conversion Order Task Performed Page
STRIP Removes all padding characters from the beginning and
end of the input.
115
STRIPL Removes all padding characters from the beginning of
the input.
115
STRIPR Removes all padding characters from the end of the
input.
115
SUBSTR Selects a subset of the input data. 115
UPCASE Translates the standard 26-character Latin letters (as
defined in code page 037) to uppercase. The asterisk
argument is required.
115
V2C Converts input to a varying length string. 115
X2C Converts character data to internal hexadecimal format. 115
YESNO Converts a 1-byte field to the character string Yes or No. 115
ZDT Assumes that the input text is a store clock (STCK) and
converts the value to a readable character string for
Greenwich Mean Time in the format MM/DD/YY
HH:MM:SS.
116
Table 6. Output Order Summary
Output Order Task Performed Page
AUTOTOKEN Sets the 8-character automation token in the message
(IFRAUTOK).
116
COLOR Sets presentation attributes for the output line. 116
CONSNAME Sets the console name. 116
disposition Control or change the disposition, subject to certain
system constraints.
117
FINDLINE Functions the same as global order FINDLINE n except
that the target to be found is derived from the previous
input order or conversion order. If the number is
negative, EDIT counts from the end of the message.
117
flag_bytes Accepts a string that corresponds to the bit in the
referenced flag byte.
117
LINETYPE Defines the line type attribute of the output line. 117
MRT Sets a flag indicating that messages were routed to the
NetView program by a NETVONLY action.
117
NEXT Specifies that the input is to be placed into the output
without an intervening blank.
117
NEXTWORD Specifies that the input is to be placed into the output
with an intervening blank.
118
position Specifies that the data is to be placed in the output line
beginning at the character indicated by position.
118
SETGMT Sets the IFRAUGMT value of the output message and
zeros out the CANZLOG reference in the output
message. The order is carried out only if the input
available is exactly eight bytes.
118
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