OSI/FTAM Programming Reference Manual

DDL Definitions

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Basic Data Types

Some DDL data types build upon simple ZAPS or ZFTM data types. First-level data

types provide the lowest-level building blocks. Second-level data types are made from

one or more first-level data types.

First-Level Data Types

First-level data types can stand alone as data types or you can use them to create

more complex data-type levels.

ZAPS-DDL-BOOLEAN

defines the Boolean fields that the procedures use.

ZAPS-DDL-ENUM1

is a 16-bit signed enumerated value. For valid values, see the individual data

definitions for this type.

ZAPS-DDL-INT1

is a 16-bit signed integer. For valid values, see the individual data definitions for

this type.

ZAPS-DDL-INT2

is a 32-bit signed integer. For valid values, see the individual data definitions for

this type.

DEFINITION ZAPS-DDL-BOOLEAN TYPE BINARY 16.

The valid values are:

CONSTANT ZAPS-VAL-FALSE VALUE 0.

CONSTANT ZAPS-VAL-TRUE VALUE 1.

DEFINITION ZAPS-DDL-ENUM1 TYPE BINARY 16.

DEFINITION ZAPS-DDL-INT1 TYPE BINARY 16.

DEFINITION ZAPS-DDL-INT2 TYPE BINARY 32.