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Suitable Values for Lossless Assignments When an elementary argument of the operator EXACT>> is converted to an incompatible data type, the argument must contain a value suitable for the target type as shown in the following tables. This avoid loss of values and provides a valid value for the target type.
Numeric Target Types
Target type with numeric type (except f>)Argument>Suitable Values> Numeric data type>Numbers from the value range of the target type that do not have to be rounded. Inappropriate values raise exceptions from the class CX_SY_CONVERSION_ROUNDING>> or CX_SY_CONVERSION_OVERFLOW>>. Character-like data type>Numbers from the value range of the target type that do not have to be rounded. In arguments of type c> or string>, appropriate number representations> determined after applying the conversion rules> are permitted if their value lies within the value range and does not have to be rounded. Arguments of type c> or string> are also permitted if they contain only blanks or empty strings. Arguments of type n> can contain as many digits after leading zeros that are permitted within the value range. In arguments of types d> and t>, all valid> date and time specifications are permitted; however they cannot be assigned to the target types b> and s>. Inappropriate values raise exceptions from the class CX_SY_CONVERSION_ROUNDING>> or CX_SY_CONVERSION_OVERFLOW>>. Byte-like data type>Not allowed
Target type of type f>Argument>Suitable Values> Numeric data type>Integers with a maximum of 15 digits. In arguments of type i> (b>, s> ), all values are permitted. In arguments of types int8>, p>, decfloat16>, and decfloat34>, a maximum of 15 decimal digits, but no decimal places are permitted. Inappropriate values raise an exception from class CX_SY_CONVERSION_INEXACT_FLTP>>. Character-like data type>Integers with a maximum of 15 digits. In arguments of type c> or string >, numbers can be expressed in scientific notation>. The values are integers with a maximum of 15 digits. Arguments of type c> or string> are also permitted if they contain only blanks or empty strings. Arguments of type n> can contain up to 15 digits after leading zeros. In arguments of types d> and t>, all valid> specified dates and times are permitted. Inappropriate values raise an exception from class CX_SY_CONVERSION_INEXACT_FLTP>>. Byte-like data type>Not allowed
Character-Like Target Types
Target type of type c>Argument>Suitable Values> Numeric data type>Numbers for which the result from the conversion> to type c> is not longer than the target type; the result cannot be rounded. Positive signs represented as blanks are ignored. Inappropriate values raise exceptions from classes CX_SY_CONVERSION_OVERFLOW>> or CX_SY_CONVERSION_ROUNDING>>. Character-like data type> Character strings not longer than the target type. In arguments of type c>, trailing blanks are ignored. In arguments of type string >, no characters are ignored, including trailing blanks. Inappropriate values raise an exception from class CX_SY_CONVERSION_DATA_LOSS>>. Byte-like data type> Byte chains for which the result from the conversion> to type c> is not longer than the target type. Inappropriate values raise an exception from class CX_SY_CONVERSION_DATA_LOSS>>.
Target type of type string>Argument>Suitable Values> Numeric data type> Any valid> numbers. Character-like data type> Any character strings. Byte-like data type>Any byte chains.
Target type of type n>Argument>Suitable Values> Numeric data type>Positive integers including 0, in which the number of digits does not exceed the length of the target type. Inappropriate values raise exceptions from classes CX_SY_CONVERSION_OVERFLOW>> or CX_SY_CONVERSION_ROUNDING>>. Character-like data type>A closed sequence of digits that cannot be longer than the target type (excluding the leading zeros). Arguments of type c> and string> can contain additional leading and trailing blanks. Arguments of type d > and t> cannot contain blanks and the target type must have the same length as the source fields. Inappropriate values raise exceptions from classes CX_SY_CONVERSION_NO_NUMBER >> or CX_SY_CONVERSION_OVERFLOW>> . Byte-like data type>Not allowed
Target type of type d>Argument>Suitable Values> Numeric data type>Positive integers between 0 and 3652060 (which corresponds to the date 12/31/9999). Inappropriate values raise exceptions from classes CX_SY_CONVERSION_OVERFLOW>> or CX_SY_CONVERSION_ROUNDING>>. Character-like data type> A left-aligned valid date specification> with the format 'yyyymmdd'. Arguments of type n> and string> can contain these eight digits only. Arguments of type c> can also contain trailing blanks. Inappropriate values raise an exception from class CX_SY_CONVERSION_NO_DATE>>. Byte-like data type>Not allowed
Target type of type t>Argument>Suitable Values> Numeric data type>Positive integers between 0 and 86399 (which corresponds to the time 23:59:59). Inappropriate values raise exceptions from classes CX_SY_CONVERSION_OVERFLOW>> or CX_SY_CONVERSION_ROUNDING>>. Character-like data type>A left-aligned valid time specified > with the format 'hhmmss'. Arguments of type n> and string > can contain only these six digits. Arguments of type c> can also contain trailing blanks. Inappropriate values raise an exception from class CX_SY_CONVERSION_NO_TIME>> . Byte-like data type>Not allowed
Byte-Like Target Types
Target type of type x>Argument>Suitable Values> Numeric data type>Not allowed Character-like data type> An even number of characters between '0' and '9' and 'A' and 'F' in a closed sequence. The number of bytes represented must correspond exactly to the length of the target type. Other characters are not permitted; the only exception is that trailing blanks in arguments of type c> are ignored. Arguments of types n>, d>, and t> are not permitted. Inappropriate values raise exceptions from classes CX_SY_CONVERSION_SRC_TOO_SHORT>>, CX_SY_CONVERSION_DATA_LOSS>>, or CX_SY_CONVERSION_NO_RAW>>. Byte-like data type>A byte chain that has exactly the same length as the target type. Inappropriate values raise exceptions from classes CX_SY_CONVERSION_SRC_TOO_SHORT>> or CX_SY_CONVERSION_DATA_LOSS>>.
Target type of type xstring>Argument>Suitable Values> Numeric data type>Not allowed Character-like data type> An even number of characters between '0' and '9' and 'A' and 'F' in a closed sequence. Other characters are not permitted; the only exception is that trailing blanks in arguments of type c> are ignored. Arguments of types n>, d>, and t> are not permitted. Inappropriate values raise an exception from class CX_SY_CONVERSION_NO_RAW>>. Byte-like data type>A byte chain of any length.