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Routine, Debugging, and OtherCommandsThe following are reference pages for routine and debugging commands supported by CachéObjectScript. These commands supplement the Caché ObjectScript general commandsdescribed earlier in this document. Commands are listed in alphabetical order.Further introductory information on Caché command syntax and conventions is provided atthe beginning of the general commands reference pages. Additional information on Cachécommands can be found in the Commands chapter of Using Caché ObjectScript.Caché ObjectScript Reference 385
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Caché ObjectScriptReferenceVersion
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Table of ContentsSymbols and Abbrev
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$ORDER ............................
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$ZB ...............................
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$ZUTIL(68,21) .....................
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$ZUTIL(128,1) .....................
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List of FiguresClient/Server Connec
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Symbols and AbbreviationsSymbol""##
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Symbols and AbbreviationsSymbol( )*
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Symbols Used in Caché ObjectScript
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Abbreviations Used in Caché Object
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Abbreviations Used in Caché Object
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsThis do
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BREAKBREAK without an ArgumentArgum
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BREAKNote:BREAK 0 is ineffective in
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DescriptionCLOSE device releases ow
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ArgumentspcAn optional postconditio
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outine with or without parameter pa
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The Argumentless DO CommandThe argu
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DOMainSET x=1,y=2,z=3WRITE !,"In Ma
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The DO command has a postconditiona
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DO WHILE• QUIT command• Argumen
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DO WHILEQUIT and GOTOThe QUIT comma
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ELSEELSEClause of block-oriented IF
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DescriptionFOR is a block-oriented
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FORMainloopFOR {READ !,"Number: ",n
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cution of the loop. The FOR loop te
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a range with initial value, increme
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ArgumentspcAn optional postconditio
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GOTOtestgotoAWRITE !,"running A"DO
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HALTIn the following example, HALT
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HANGNote:You cannot express hangtim
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ELSEIF and ELSE clauses are optiona
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JOBMainloopNEW sex,ageREAD !,"What
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JOBpcroutineroutine-paramsclassname
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have a formal parameter list with t
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JOBParameterprincipal-outputDescrip
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a jobbed process, you can use param
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsRemote
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Caché ObjectScript Commands• If
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Caché ObjectScript Commandsserver
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsDescrip
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsNotesKI
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsThe nod
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsLOCK Wi
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Caché ObjectScript Commandslocknam
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Caché ObjectScript Commands• Set
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Caché ObjectScript Commands• ^c
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsLocking
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsMERGEMe
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsInitial
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsNEWCrea
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Caché ObjectScript Commandssaves t
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsIn the
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsOPENAcq
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Caché ObjectScript Commands• Dev
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Caché ObjectScript Commandsmnespac
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsFor som
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Caché ObjectScript Commands• Wit
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsQUITTer
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsQUIT an
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsTest WR
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsThe var
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsNote th
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsA timeo
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsType of
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsReading
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsSETAssi
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Caché ObjectScript Commandswas cre
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Caché ObjectScript Commandswith th
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsFor exa
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsThe fol
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsDescrip
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsTROLLBA
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsArgumen
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsSee Als
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsSET ^a(
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsThe par
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Caché ObjectScript Commandsword) w
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Caché ObjectScript Commands• Log
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Caché ObjectScript Commands• VIE
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsAfter r
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsModen >
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsQUIT an
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsWRITEDi
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsfA form
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsMnemoni
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsCode-1-
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsAfter C
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Caché ObjectScript CommandsXECUTE
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Caché ObjectScript FunctionsA func
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$ASCII$ASCIIReturns the character c
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$ASCIISTSET String="ThIs Is a MiXeD
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$BIT// Set a to [0,0,1,1]SET $BIT(a
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ExamplesIf bitstring= [0,0,1,1,0],
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If bitstring = [0,0,1,1,0], when se
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$BITLOGICNote:When $BITLOGIC is sup
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See Also• $BIT function• $BITCO
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$CHARREAD "Input a number 1-3: ",xS
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$CHARABCACYou can use decimal numer
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$DATAStatusValue011011MeaningThe va
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$DATAWhen executed, this code might
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Because numbers generated by $DOUBL
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$EXTRACT$EXTRACTExtracts specified
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is an asterisk, $EXTRACT returns th
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$EXTRACTSET x="ABCD"SET $EXTRACT(x,
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$FACTOR• $ZEXP function• $ZLN f
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$FIND$FINDFinds a substring by valu
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$FNUMBER• $LIST function• $PIEC
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You can include the decimal option
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$GET$GETReturns the data value of a
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$GETIF $GET(^client(i))="" { QUIT }
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The num parameter can be a positive
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$INCREMENTKILL xyzWRITE !,$INCREMEN
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DescriptionThe $INUMBER function va
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$INUMBER• No sign or parentheses.
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In the following example, $INUMBER
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$ISVALIDNUMSET a="certainly not an
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$ISVALIDNUMmin and maxYou can speci
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$NORMALIZE parses multiple trailing
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the end of width. If the expression
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In the following example, the first
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$LIST• $LIST(list) returns the fi
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If the value of the position parame
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$LISTBUILDresults of $LISTBUILD are
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In the following example, ZZDUMP sh
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$LISTFINDSET x=$CHAR(0,0,0,1,16,27,
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If the value of the startafter para
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$LISTGET• $LISTFIND function• $
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If the value of the position parame
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$LISTNEXT$LISTNEXTRetrieves element
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Description$LISTSAME compares the c
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$LISTTOSTRING• $LISTNEXT• $LIST
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$NAME$NAMEReturns the name value of
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with a naked reference to return th
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$NEXT$NEXTReturns the value of the
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The scale parameter value causes th
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• Trailing + and - signs: Both fu
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• Rounding factor: an integer ind
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leading and trailing zeros, and del
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For unsubscripted local variables,
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$ORDER$ORDER Uses Naked Global Refe
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ParametersplistThe target string fr
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In the following example, both $PIE
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The following examples also returns
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$QLENGTH$QLENGTHReturns the number
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$QSUBSCRIPTCode< -1-10nReturn Value
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ExampleThis example presents a gene
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function uses a naked reference to
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$REVERSE$REVERSEReturns the charact
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or immediately after a $SELECT func
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If successful, $SORTBEGIN returns a
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$STACKDOXECUTE$$ECODEReturned when
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$STACK$STACK Code String Arguments
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$TEXTroutineIf specified alone, it
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$TRANSLATE$TRANSLATEPerforms charac
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$VIEW$VIEWReturns the contents of m
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double quotes. If the length parame
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$VIEWStart OPEN 63WRITE !,"Opening
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Math and Time FunctionsThe followin
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$ZARCSINREAD "Input a number: ",num
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$ZCOS210-1returns 1.107148717794090
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ParametersnAn angle in radians, spe
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$ZDATE$ZDATEValidates date and conv
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ParametershdateThe internal date fo
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$ZDATE“Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Ju
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$ZDATEerroptThis parameter suppress
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oth of the above lines generate a
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The following example uses $ZDATE t
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If the principal device is a null d
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You can obtain the PIDs of the curr
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• $KEY does not support block-bas
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$QUIT$QUITContains a flag indicatin
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$ROLESSET $ROLESYou can use the SET
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ExamplesThe following example demon
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$SYSTEM$SYSTEMContains system infor
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$TEST• The Caché Class Library i
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$TLEVEL$TLEVELContains the current
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$X$X is a 16-bit unsigned integer.
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$Y• I/O Devices and Commands in C
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$ZA• Terminal I/O in Caché I/O D
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$ZAThe following table shows the me
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• When reading from a terminal, s
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$ZCHILDIn MSM language mode, a succ
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$ZERROR• $ZUTIL(69,40) End-of-Fil
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$ZERRORAdditional Information For S
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$ZHOROLOGSetting $ZERRORYou can set
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$ZIOserverportThe LAT server nameTh
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$ZMODE• $ZCHILD special variable
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See Also• $ZUTIL(67,5)—Return t
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ExampleThe following example uses a
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$ZPOS$ZPOSContains the current file
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$ZREFERENCESET ^MyData(1)="fruit"SE
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$ZREFERENCESET ^["samples"]a(1,1)="
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$ZTIMESTAMP$ZTIMESTAMP represents d
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You can obtain the same time stamp
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$ZTIMEZONESetting the Time ZoneYou
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$ZTRAP• $ZUTIL(193) Interconvert
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$ZTRAPMainNEW $ESTACKSET $ZTRAP="On
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ExampleThe following example extrac
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Structured System VariablesThe mean
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Structured System Variables^$GLOBAL
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Structured System VariablesValue01M
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Structured System VariablesDescript
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Structured System Variables$QUERY t
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Structured System VariablesXECUTE "
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System and Other FunctionsThe follo
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All $ZBOOLEAN operations parse both
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$ZBOOLEANWRITE $ZBOOLEAN("a",$CHAR(
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the length of arg1, then arg2 is re
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$ZCONVERTThe values you can use for
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$ZCRCWRITE $ZCVT("Hello","T")The fo
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ExamplesThe $ZCRC function in this
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$ZF• Spawn a child process to exe
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Remember you must not set any signa
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$ZFZero-Terminated and Counted Unic
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from the current console. It waits
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$ZF(-3)• Calling Out of Caché in
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$ZF(-4)$ZF(-4)Loads Dynamic-Link Li
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$ZF(-5)To unload an indexed DLL, us
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See Also• $ZF(-3) function• $ZF
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$ZLASCII$ZLASCIIReturns the numeric
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$ZORDER is provided for backward co
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See Also• $ZWIDTH function$ZPREVI
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find a final slash in the previous
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NotesDirectory LockingIn order to g
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$ZSORT012Offset is relative to the
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$ZSTRIPMask CodesEAPCNLUWStrip ever
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$ZUTIL(4)$ZUTIL(4)Terminates a Cach
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$ZUTIL(5)$ZUTIL(5)Returns current n
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$ZUTIL(9)$ZUTIL(9)Broadcasts a mess
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To view messages in the Console Log
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$ZUTIL(12)0123Canonize name as a fi
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$ZUTIL(15)• $ZUTIL(140) Return Fi
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$ZUTIL(20)file specification preced
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$ZUTIL(21)$ZUTIL(21)Returns the loc
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$ZUTIL(39)Note:Your system's perfor
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$ZUTIL(49) with no parameters retur
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$ZUTIL(49)ListedItem789101112131415
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File Expansion TimeIf you specify a
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$ZUTIL(56,2)• $ZCHILD special var
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$ZUTIL(68,1)$ZUTIL(68,1)Enables or
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This system-wide default behavior c
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$ZUTIL(68,5)• OPEN command• Seq
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See Also• KILL command• LOCK co
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ParametersnThe boolean switch that
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$ZUTIL(68,21)$ZUTIL(68,21)Sets sync
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Parametersn$ZUTIL(68,25)This argume
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$ZUTIL(68,26)BatchStatusSET oldflag
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$ZUTIL(68,27)SET x=$ZUTIL(68,26)IF
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error handler attempts to invoke it
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$ZUTIL(68,34)Setting the Range of V
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form $ZUTIL(68,42,1), the $JOB spec
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$ZUTIL(68,45)$ZUTIL(68,45)Sets trun
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ParametersnThe value that specifies
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In a few cases, the $ZUTIL(69) func
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$ZUTIL(69)Subfunction Number and Op
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$ZUTIL(69,0)012Issues the error fo
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Setting $ZUTIL(69,1) overrides the
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$ZUTIL(69,3)SET x=$ZUTIL(69,2),y=$Z
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$ZUTIL(69,6)• $ZUTIL(68,5) Argume
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NotesThe system-wide default behavi
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See Also$ZUTIL(69,21)• $ZUTIL(68,
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ParametersnA numeric code that cont
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DescriptionCaché allows you to dis
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does not perform multiple retries.
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$ZUTIL(69,30)$ZUTIL(69,30)Sets erro
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$ZUTIL(69,32)$ZUTIL(69,32)Sets date
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$ZUTIL(69,34)$ZUTIL(69,34)Sets inte
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See Also•$ZUTIL(69,37)$ZUTIL(69,3
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$ZUTIL(69,40)$ZUTIL(69,40)Sets end-
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• The System Management Portal Co
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DescriptionSets the date internally
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You must have the %Admin_Manage:Use
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$ZUTIL(78,22)$ZUTIL(78,22,filename)
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NotesYou can also delete a journal
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$ZUTIL(82,12)$ZUTIL(82,12)Redirects
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$ZUTIL(90,4)$ZUTIL(90,4)Starts up i
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$ZUTIL(94)$ZUTIL(94)Broadcasts a me
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$ZUTIL(96,4)• $ZUTIL(96,5) Sets $
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$ZUTIL(96,10)$ZUTIL(96,10)Returns t
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ExampleThe following example return
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$ZUTIL(114)When flag = 0When flag=
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You must have the %Development:Use
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$ZUTIL(131)DO $ZUTIL(130,2,0,1)SET
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You can test for the existence of a
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names for the host operating system
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$ZUTIL(140,7)Bit Position5121024204
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$ZUTIL(147)$ZUTIL(147)Handles space
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The $ZUTIL(158,1,n) function return
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See Also• $ZSEARCH function• $Z
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ExampleThe following example tests
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$ZUTIL(189)$ZUTIL(189)Checks if TCP
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$ZUTIL(193)varying number of digits
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$ZWASCIIConversion from local time
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$ZWCHAR$ZWCHARReturns the requested
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character. You can use the special
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$ZWUNPACK and $ZWUNBPACK$ZWUNPACK a
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The %ZLANG Language ExtensionLibrar
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• A tag name can be a maximum of
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Legacy Commands and Functions• Th
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Legacy Commands and FunctionsCode B
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Legacy Commands and Functionsto the
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Legacy Commands and FunctionsDescri
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Legacy Commands and FunctionsExampl
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Legacy Commands and Functionscution
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Legacy Commands and FunctionsTermin
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Legacy Commands and FunctionsThe ex
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Legacy Commands and FunctionsArgume
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Legacy Commands and FunctionsParame
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Legacy Commands and FunctionsSee Al
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Legacy Commands and Functions$ZBITS
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Legacy Commands and Functions$ZUTIL
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