The SETA directive sets the value of a local
or global arithmetic variable.
The SETL directive sets the value of a local
or global logical variable.
The SETS directive sets the value of a local
or global string variable.
Syntaxvariable<setx>expr
where:
<setx>is one of
SETA,SETL, orSETS.variableis the name of a variable declared by a
GBLA,GBLL,GBLS,LCLA,LCLL, orLCLSdirective.expris an expression that is:
numeric, for
SETAlogical, for
SETLstring, for
SETS.
You must declare variable
You can also predefine variable names on the command line.
GBLA VersionNumber
VersionNumber SETA 21
GBLL Debug
Debug SETL {TRUE}
GBLS VersionString
VersionString SETS "Version 1.0"
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