OSI/AS Programming Manual

Basic Data Types
DDL Definitions
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Basic Data Types Some DDL data types are built upon other data types. First-level data types are the
lowest-level building blocks. Second-level data types are made from one or more first-
level data types. Third-level data types are made from one or more second-level data
types.
First-Level Data Types ZAPS-DDL-BOOLEAN defines the boolean fields used by the procedures. Note that
this definition is not compatible with the Subsystem Programmatic Interface (SPI).
DEFINITION ZAPS-DDL-BOOLEAN TYPE BINARY 16.
The valid values are:
CONSTANT ZAPS-VAL-FALSE VALUE 0.
CONSTANT ZAPS-VAL-TRUE VALUE 1.
ZAPS-DDL-ENUM1 is a 16-bit signed enumerated value. For valid values, see the
individual data definitions for this type.
DEFINITION ZAPS-DDL-ENUM1 TYPE BINARY 16.
ZAPS-DDL-INT1 is a 16-bit signed integer. For valid values, see the individual data
definitions for this type.
DEFINITION ZAPS-DDL-INT1 TYPE BINARY 16.
ZAPS-DDL-INT2 is a 32-bit signed integer. For valid values, see the individual data
definitions for this type.
DEFINITION ZAPS-DDL-INT2 TYPE BINARY 32.