Private Field Types For Predefined Values; Zpwy-Ddl-Charset-Value - HP NonStop Pathway/iTS Programming Manual

ZPWY-DDL- Definitions
ZPWY-VAL-VERSION
is the product version number of the Pathway subsystem. This value is a 16-bit
unsigned integer. The left byte contains the letter part of the version as an ASCII
uppercase alphabetic character, and the right byte contains the numeric part of the
version as an unsigned integer value; for example, D30.

Private Field Types for Predefined Values

Many predefined token and field values are associated with private field types specific
to the Pathway subsystem. For example, the predefined values ZPWY-VAL-SUPER,
ZPWY-VAL-O, and ZPWY-VAL-A are some of the values associated with the private
field type ZPWY-DDL-SECURITY-VALUE.
The private field types are described in the following paragraphs and share the
following features:
They are associated with the predefined values described. Values that appear in
only one field are listed and described with the command in which they appear.
Values that appear in multiple fields are listed and described here.
They are used only as a basis for defining other types. These types indicate the
structure or type of parts of other types, but your programs should not have to refer
to them directly. Therefore, to save space, the Pathway subsystem does not
produce programming-language declarations for them.

ZPWY-DDL-CHARSET-VALUE

ZPWY-DDL-CHARSET-VALUE designates the USASCII or a foreign character set
supported for a device.
def ZPWY-DDL-CHARSET-VALUE
The character set is specified in the OBJECT-COMPUTER paragraph of the
associated SCREEN COBOL program. The following values are
valid:
ZPWY-VAL-USASCII
ZPWY-VAL-FRANCAIS-AZ
ZPWY-VAL-FRANCAIS-QZ
ZPWY-VAL-DEUTSCH
ZPWY-VAL-ESPANOL
ZPWY-VAL-UK
ZPWY-VAL-SVENSK-SUOMI
ZPWY-VAL-DANSK-NORSK
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token-type ZSPI-DDL-ENUM.
US ASCII
French (AZERTY)
French (QWERTY)
German/Austrian
Spanish
United Kingdom
Swedish/Finnish
Danish/Norwegian
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Private Field Types for Predefined Values