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  3. December 2001

RE: Prototype for a command parameter.

There is no "2B 0".   If you mean "4B 0" (which is 2 bytes long, but 4
digits) then yes, they are very close to the same thing, except that the
"B" data type arbitrarily chops the number off at 4 decimal digits, while
the "I" data type allows the full 16 binary digits.

My question is: Shouldn't it be "5U 0"?  Can a command return a negative
     value for this item?


On Tue, 11 Dec 2001, Andrew Borts wrote:

> Is 5I 0 the same as 2B 0?
>
> I wouldathunk it would be like so...
> D List      DS
> D  nCount                  2B 0
> D  ObjectList             10A    DIM(300)
>
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