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SORT statement
SELECT statement (cont’d)
example, 9–1
sorting variable-length records, 9–8
USING phrase, 9–3
with the OUTPUT PROCEDURE phrase,
9–5
USING phrase replacing INPUT PROCEDURE
phrase
example, 9–5
WITH DUPLICATES IN ORDER phrase, 9–6
example, 9–6
with tables, 9–9, 15–9
/SOURCE, 1–35
Source Code Analyzer
See SCA
Source code listing, 1–18
Source files
analyzing source code using Tru64 UNIX tools,
1–26
building using Tru64 UNIX tools, 1–26
creating and revising, 1–7
managing using Tru64 UNIX tools, 1–26
Source form
and file name suffix, 1–7
Source programs
creating, 1–28
linking, on Tru64 UNIX, 1–19
Special characters
nonnumeric data, 3–3
SPECIAL-NAMES
ACCEPT statement, 11–1
DISPLAY statement, 11–1
logical name, 11–1
paragraph, 3–5
Special registers
and GLOBAL, 12–16, 12–18
LINE-COUNTER, 12–18
PAGE-COUNTER, 12–18
RETURN-CODE, 12–12
Stack usage, 13–2
/STANDARD, 1–35
Compaq COBOL support for, B–4
/STANDARD=OPENVMS_AXP qualifier option,
B–9
default, B–10
STANDARD option, 1–32
Status
library return, 13–15
-std 85 flag, 1–13
-std flag, 1–13
stdin, 11–2
stdout, 11–2
-std v3 flag, 1–13
-std [no]mia flag, 1–13
-std [no]syntax flag, 1–13
-std [no]xopen flag, 1–13
Storage allocation
byte boundaries, 4–7
effect of fill bytes, 4–7
table data, 4–6
tables containing COMP or COMP SYNC items,
4–7
Storage differences
for double-precision data, B–21
Storage file, 6–28
Storage issues
based on architectural differences, B–21
Storage of double-precision data
Alpha architecture
more information, B–21
Storage space
minimizing, 2–1
Storing nonnumeric data, 3–1
Storing numeric data, 2–1
Storing return values
Alpha architecture, B–19
VAX architecture, B–19
Stream, 6–8, 6–13
and ORGANIZATION IS LINE SEQUENTIAL,
6–13
STRING statement, 5–1 to 5–6
common STRING statement errors, 5–6
DELIMITED BY phrase, 5–2
matching characters (fig.), 5–18
multiple sending items, 5–1
literals (ex.), 5–2
NOT ON OVERFLOW statement, 5–5
overflow condition (ex.), 5–5
OVERFLOW statement, 5–4
results of (tab.), 5–5
POINTER phrase, 5–4
results of (fig.), 5–2
strip command, 1–26, 12–30
Subprogram
contained, 12–1
Subscripted moves
nonnumeric data, 2–9, 3–10
Subscripting
with data-names, 4–14
Subscript name
subscript value
compiler implementation specifications,
A–3
Subscripts
definition, 4–12
number of levels
compiler implementation limitations, A–3
Success/failure tests, 2–5
Supplementary information on interprogram
communication, 12–30
Index–25