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System Data Item Descriptions<br />

This recall function does not change any database values (including the value of MAINT) in<br />

the database records.<br />

For details of the requirements for the Ordinate value, see ‘‘REC Value for MAINT’’.<br />

BAC Value for MAINT<br />

A MAINT value of BAC retrieves the previous Component record (the record with the<br />

next-lowest Ordinate value to that specified).<br />

This recall function does not change any database values (including the value of MAINT) in<br />

the database records.<br />

For details of the requirements for the Ordinate value, see ‘‘REC Value for MAINT’’.<br />

INQ Value for MAINT<br />

TODAY<br />

A MAINT value of INQ (or its translated equivalent in GLB.PUR) validates the Ordinate and<br />

brings a record into memory. Control is then passed to your <strong>LINC</strong> logic. Your <strong>LINC</strong> logic<br />

should then set up the screen appropriately, and perform the RECALL;.<br />

TODAY is a read-only System Data item that holds the date that an Ispec transaction was<br />

initiated, or the date a Report was started (or restarted after a SLEEP; command). If debug<br />

date and time is activated, it contains the debug date.<br />

TODAY is in the form of an alphabetic date. The format depends on that set on the Primary<br />

Specification Options screen (UK, US, or IN). The day number of the month can be<br />

accessed as TODAYS-DAY, the month as TODAYS-MONTH, and the year as<br />

TODAYS-YEAR.<br />

GLB.TODAY is a synonym for TODAY.<br />

LENGTH = 7 EDIT = A<br />

TODAYS-DATE-NUM<br />

TODAYS-DATE-NUM is a read-only System Data item that holds the date that an Ispec<br />

transaction was initiated, or the date a Report was started (or restarted after a SLEEP;<br />

command). If debug date and time is activated, it holds the debug date.<br />

This data item has a fixed format of MMDDYY (for example, 022598 for February 25, 1998).<br />

The month can be accessed as TODAYS-MONTH-NUM, the day as TODAYS-DAY, and the<br />

year as TODAYS-YEAR.<br />

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