Inspect Manual

High-Level Inspect Commands
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Related Commands
Note that these data types do not correspond exactly to any one language's types.
Because Inspect supports several different programming languages, it uses
generic terms to denote data types.
Other entity classes have other forms, depending on the types of attributes each
entity class has.
If a portion of the report does not apply to a particular variable, that portion is not
displayed. For example, if a variable has no parent, the PARENT entry is omitted
from the report.
Related Commands
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DISPLAY on page 6-33
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IDENTIFIER on page 6-102
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MATCH with the IDENTIFIER option on page 6-144
Examples
1. A COBOL or SCREEN COBOL alphanumeric data item named THICKNESS can,
for example, have these attributes:
COMPLEX Complex
DEFINED TYPE Defined type
LOGICAL Logical
NUM LD EM Numeric, sign leading, embedded
NUM LD SP Numeric, sign leading, separate
NUM TR EM Numeric, sign trailing, embedded
NUM TR SP Numeric, sign trailing, separate
NUM UNSIGN Numeric unsigned
PAK SIGNED Packed numeric signed
PAK UNSIGN Pack numeric unsigned
REAL Real
WORD STRUCT Word-addressed structure
-PRG-INFO IDENTIFIER thickness
THICKNESS: VARIABLE
storage^info:
TYPE=CHAR, ELEMENT LEN=8 BITS, UNIT SIZE=24 ELEMENTS
access^info:
'L' + %22S WORDS
dimension^info:
[1:2]
structure^info:
PARENT=LUMBER-TABLE,CHILD=WIDTH