Data-table-level is an unsigned integer into which the level of the LAD Data-table is placed. A value of zero indicates that every entry in the Data-table lists is a four-byte pointer; a value of one indicates that every entry is four bytes of zeroes followed by a four-byte pointer. Data-table-level applies only to Data-table entries, not Order-table entries.
| In this language... |
The variable name for Data-table-level is... |
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| COBOL |
DATA-LEVEL |
| PL/I |
DATA_LEVEL |
| C, C++ |
'dataLevel' |
| IBM Assembler |
LADDLVL |
| This routine... |
Takes the action for Data-table-level... |
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| DBCHINI |
writes |
| DBCHCL |
reads (IRQ; IWPF) |
| Data-table-level is used by... |
To... |
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| applications |
write |
Data-table-level must be set to one of the following 2-byte unsigned integer values before calling a DBCHCL function:
| Value |
Mnemonic |
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| 1 |
- LEVEL1 for COBOL
- LAD_DATA_LVL_LEVEL1 for PL/I
- 'LAD_DataLvlLevel1' for C and C++
- LADDLVL1 for Assembler
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| 0 |
- LEVEL0 for COBOL
- LAD_DATA_LVL_LEVEL0 for PL/I
- 'LAD_DataLvlLevel0' for C and C++
- LADDLVL0 for Assembler
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