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LINC Programming Reference Manual - Public Support Login - Unisys

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System Data Item Descriptions<br />

GLB.LINEUPNAME<br />

GLB.LOW<br />

Note: This System Data item is valid only for MCP based Report logic .<br />

GLB.LINEUPNAME may be used for Shadow Reports, in the form GLB.LINEUPNAMEx,<br />

where x is the one-character Shadow Report designator (A through Z).<br />

GLB.LINEUPNAME contains the name of a file that is to be used to perform initial<br />

alignment of stationery. It is valid only for Reports directed to non-video output using the<br />

Report Output Control System (ROC).<br />

This item is used in association with the System Data item GLB.LINEUP.<br />

The value of GLB.LINEUPNAME may include usercode and pack definition as well as a file<br />

name. If GLB.LINEUPNAME contains spaces (the default value), the first page of the<br />

Report output is used for initial stationery alignment.<br />

Once output from a Report has been produced, the value of GLB.LINEUPNAME remains<br />

until the next RELEASE; command (or end-of-job), when it is overridden by the previous<br />

value.<br />

LENGTH = 30 EDIT = A<br />

GLB.LOW is a read-only System Data item whose value is the minimum alphanumeric<br />

value that can be represented in the host type on which the <strong>LINC</strong> System is running. It is<br />

intended as a starting point for DETERMINE; FROM commands.<br />

GLB.MACHINE<br />

GLB.LOW is similar in usage to GLB.HIGH, GLB.ZEROS, and GLB.SPACES.<br />

Note: The length of GLB.LOW defaults to 1 in complex MOVE; commands.<br />

LENGTH = Indefinite EDIT = A<br />

GLB.MACHINE is a read-only System Data item that describes the type of host machine on<br />

which the <strong>LINC</strong> System is running.<br />

In LDA, The value of GLB.MACHINE can be derived from the value of the TargetHost<br />

parameter in <strong>LINC</strong>.INI. If the targethost parameter is not present, GLB.MACHINE defaults<br />

to A.<br />

Possible values of GLB.MACHINE are shown in the following table.<br />

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