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Checking Elementary Data Objects In conversions between incompatible elementary data objects, the operator EXACT ensures that no values are lost. Regardless of the value of the argument, the operator EXACT generally does not permit assignments between data objects with the following data types. The is because with these data types, values are always lost when the conversion rules are applied.
From x, xstring to d, n, and t and the other way around
From x, xstring to all numeric data types and the other way around
From d and t to b and s Conversions from d to t (and the other way around) are not permitted, regardless of whether the operator EXACT is used. Other conversions that are not permitted are conversions in which byte-like fields are converted directly or as an intermediate result to the data type i (or the other way around). If illegal conversions are made, a syntax error occurs, or if the cause cannot be identified statically, an exception of the class CX_SY_CONVERSION_EXACT_NOT_SUP is raised. This also occurs with types for which conversions are permitted, but for which a loss of values can be identified regardless of the content, for example, if an conversion is made to fields that are too short. When permitted conversions are made between incompatible elementary data objects, the operator EXACT checks the contents of the argument at runtime as follows:
Check for valid values in the argument
Check for appropriate values in the target type If the elementary data types for which no conversion is required are compatible, no checks are performed and no exceptions are raised.
Notes
When the operator EXACT is used, a handleable exception is always raised at runtime when an illegal conversions is made. This occurs in particular when conversions are attempted between d and t. In all other cases, an attempted conversion of this type raises a non-handleable exception.
If an argument contains an invalid or inappropriate value, this is assigned to its return value, even if the operator EXACT is used.
