Control Data Corporation 3300 Reference Manual page 258

Data Name
A data name is a word containing at least one alphabetic character.
It
names a data item in the Data
Division (file names, library names, mnemonic names, report names are all formed like data
names; their functions are defined in context. )
Examples:
QUANTITY -ON-HAND
LAST-YEAR- PROFIT
ITEM-NUMBER
Condition Name
MESSAGE
100A
FILE-1
A condition name is assigned to a value, set of values or range of values, within the complete set of
values that a.data item may assume. The condition name must contain at least one alphabetic char-
acter. Each condition name must be unique, or be made unique through qualification. The associ-
ated data item may be the qualifier for any of its condition names. If references to this data item
require indexing, subscripting or qualification, references to any of its condition names require
the same combination of indexing, subscripting or qualification.
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Example:
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03 GRADE
~~
88 GRADE-ONE VALUE IS
1.
88 GRADE-TWO VALUE IS 2.
88 GRADE-SCHOOL VALUES ARE 1 THRU
6.
88 JUNIOR-HIGH VALUES ARE
7
THRU 9.
88 HIGH-SCHOOL VALUES ARE 10 THRU 12.
88 GRADE-ERROR VALUES ARE 13 THRU 99.
A con ition name may be used in conditions as an abbreviation for the relation condition. For
example: IF GRADE-ONE ...
Procedure Name
A procedure name identifies a paragraph or a section in the Procedure Division. A procedure name
may be composed solely of numeric characters. Two numeric procedure names are equivalent
only if they are composed of the same number of digits and have the same value; 0023 is not
equivalent
to
23.
Examples:
PROC-l.
002.
60229400
A-INPUT SECTION.
100 SECTION.
B-3