Re: determine value of each bit in a character field

Mark - the explanation from Brian is what makes sense. Thanks for the link.
And now I see Vern's example.
The problem (to me) for all the web example found (before) and the IBM ILE
RPG Reference Manual is there is an assumption you wanted to test "all on",
"all off", and "some on".
but I need each value for bits 1, 5, 6, 7 (and they are each individual
values)
Was trying to use /free
Thanks (to all) for the help
Jim


On Wed, Jul 8, 2015 at 2:31 PM, Monnier, Gary <Gary.Monnier@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

You can always use the TESTB operation code. You just have to go back to
the classic RPG notation to use it.



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Subject: Re: determine value of each bit in a character field

just for clarification, this is the definition of the 1 byte field I need
values for bits 1, 5, 6, 7

D QDBBITS06 1 1
D* QDBFRDEL 1 BIT
D* Reuse Deleted Records
D* (REUSEDLT)
D* 0 = The deleted record space
D* in the file's members is
D* NOT used again by the
D* system on Write (Insert)
D* requests to the file's
D* members (*NO).
D* 1 = The deleted record space
D* in the file's members is
D* used again by the system
D* on Write (Insert)
D* requests to the file's
D* members (*YES).
D* QDBRSV30 3 BITS
D* Reserved.
D* QDBFSQLT 1 BIT
D* SQL Table Indicator
D* 0 = The file is NOT an SQL
D* table.
D* 1 = The file is an SQL table.
D* QDBFMQT 1 BIT
D* SQL Materialized Query Table
D* Indicator
D* 0 = The file is not an MQT.
D* 1 = The file is an MQT.
D* QDBFSQPT 1 BIT
D* SQL Partitioned Table
D* Indicator
D* 0 = The file is not an SQL
D* Partitioned Table.
D* 1 = The file is an SQL
D* Partitioned Table.
D* QDBRSV31 1 BIT
D* Reserved.



On Wed, Jul 8, 2015 at 1:44 PM, Jim Franz <franz9000@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Am working with api QDBRTVFD.
If a 1 byte field has 8 bits, how do I determine the value of each bit?
(decades of RPGxx I've never been comfortable with bits)

Thanks,
Jim

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