SPI Reference Summary

SPI Standard Definitions

SPI Reference Summary—427507-006

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Token Data Types

ZSPI-DDL-USERID Defines the 2-byte HP user ID

ZSPI-DDL-USERNAME Defines a 16-byte HP internal-format user name

ZSPI-DDL-VERSION Used with a labeled dump version formatting procedure;

equivalent to ZSPI-DDL-UINT

Token Data Type Description

ZSPI-TDT-BOOLEAN Boolean value

ZSPI-TDT-BYTE 8-bit unsigned binary integer, range 0 to 255 (except COBOL)

ZSPI-TDT-CHAR 8-bit ASCII character

ZSPI-TDT-CRTPID 8-byte C-series internal-format process ID; for structure, see

ZSPI-TYP-CRTPID

ZSPI-TDT-DEVICE 8-byte internal-format device name; fields addressable as string

or integer values (except in TACL)

ZSPI-TDT-ENUM 16-bit signed enumerated value, range -32768 to +32767

defined by subsystem and depends on token number; format

same as ZSPI-TDT-INT

ZSPI-TDT-ERROR Fully qualified error token (including subsystem ID)

ZSPI-TDT-FLT 32-bit floating-point (real) number in range

-#863616855 * (10**-78) to +#115792089 * (10**77) (except

COBOL and TACL)

ZSPI-TDT-FLT2 64-bit floating-point (real) number in range

-#86361685550944446 * (10**-78) to +#115792089237316189

* (10**77) (except COBOL and TACL)

ZSPI-TDT-FNAME 24-byte internal-format file name for disk file, process, or

device, as generated by FNAMEEXPAND

ZSPI-TDT-FNAME32 32-byte internal file name, consisting of 8-byte internal-format

system name, followed by 24-byte internal-format local file

name

ZSPI-TDT-INT 16-bit signed integer, range -32768 to +32767

ZSPI-TDT-INT2 32-bit signed integer, range -2,147,483,648 to +2,147,483,647

ZSPI-TDT-INT4 64-bit fixed-point number, range -9,223,372,036,854,775,808 to

+9,223,372,036,854,775,807

ZSPI-TDT-LIST Data type of list or of token that starts a list; token length is zero

ZSPI-TDT-MAP Token map identifying code of extensible structured token

ZSPI-TDT-MARK Token for marking a buffer position; token length is zero

ZSPI-TDT-PHANDLE Ten-word, D-series process handle

ZSPI-TDT-SSCTL Token to direct SPI procedure to perform control operation on

buffer; reserved for SPI

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