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When <var>LSTRLOB</var> is 1, [[SOUL]] programs can use normal field reference syntax to retrieve or set the value of a Lob field.  Otherwise (LSTRLOB=0), access to Lob fields must use the <var>Buffer</var> syntax. <var>LSTRLOB</var> is generally available as of Model 204 V7.5. When <var>LSTRLOB</var> is 1, [[SOUL]] programs can use normal field reference syntax to retrieve or set the value of a Lob field.  Otherwise (<code>LSTRLOB=0</code>), access to Lob fields must use the <var>Buffer</var> syntax. <var>LSTRLOB</var> is generally available as of Model&nbsp;204 V7.5.



The default value of <var>LSTRLOB</var> is 1. The default value of <var>LSTRLOB</var> is 1.



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When <var>LSTRLOB</var> is 1, [[SOUL]] programs can use normal field reference syntax for Lob fields.  Otherwise (LSTRLOB=0), access to Lob fields must use the <var>Buffer</var> syntax. <var>LSTRLOB</var> is generally available as of Model 204 V7.5. When <var>LSTRLOB</var> is 1, [[SOUL]] programs can use normal field reference syntax to retrieve or set the value of a Lob field.  Otherwise (LSTRLOB=0), access to Lob fields must use the <var>Buffer</var> syntax. <var>LSTRLOB</var> is generally available as of Model 204 V7.5.



The default value of <var>LSTRLOB</var> is 1. The default value of <var>LSTRLOB</var> is 1.



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==Description== ==Description==
When LSTRLOB=1, User Language programs can use normal field reference syntax for Lob fields.  Otherwise (LSTRLOB=0), access to Lob fields must use the <var>Buffer</var> syntax. LSTRLOB is generally available as of Model 204 V7R5. When <var>LSTRLOB</var> is 1, [[SOUL]] programs can use normal field reference syntax for Lob fields.  Otherwise (LSTRLOB=0), access to Lob fields must use the <var>Buffer</var> syntax. <var>LSTRLOB</var> is generally available as of Model 204 V7.5.



The default value of LSTRLOB is 1. The default value of <var>LSTRLOB</var> is 1.



The "normal field reference syntax" applies to all uses of a <var>BLOB</var> or <var>CLOB</var> field name <b>except</b> for the <var>Note</var> statement. The "normal field reference syntax" applies to all uses of a <var>BLOB</var> or <var>CLOB</var> field name <b>except</b> for the <var>[[Record loops#Note statement|Note]]</var> statement.



The types of allowed "normal field references" are shown in the following table, which assumes that field <code>LOB</code> has the <var>BLOB</var> or <var>CLOB</var> attribute: The types of allowed "normal field references" are shown in the following table, which assumes that field <code>LOB</code> has the <var>BLOB</var> or <var>CLOB</var> attribute:



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The types of allowed "normal field references" are shown in the following table, which assumes that field <code>LOB</code> has the <var>BLOB</var> or <var>CLOB</var> attribute: The types of allowed "normal field references" are shown in the following table, which assumes that field <code>LOB</code> has the <var>BLOB</var> or <var>CLOB</var> attribute:
<table> <table>
<tr><th>Type of reference</th><th>Examples</th></tr> <tr class="head"><th>Type of reference</th><th>Examples</th></tr>
<tr><th>Used in expression</th><td> <tr><td nowrap>Used in expression</td><td>
<p class="code">%s = LOB <p class="code">%s = LOB



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<tr><th><var>Print</var> statement</th><td> <tr><td><var>Print</var> statement</td><td>
<p class="code">print 'Value is:' and LOB</p></td></tr> <p class="code">print 'Value is:' and LOB</p></td></tr>



<tr><th>Field updates</th> <tr><td>Field updates</td>
<td> <td>
<p class="code">%s1 = 'x':left(3000, pad='x')<br/>store record<br/>  LOB = %s1<br/>end store</p> <p class="code">%s1 = 'x':left(3000, pad='x')<br/>store record<br/>  LOB = %s1<br/>end store</p>
<p class="code">add LOB = %s2</p> <p class="code">add LOB = %s2</p>
Note that the normal field reference syntax in the <var>Store Record</var> and <var>Add</var> statements does not have a provision for the <var>Reserve</var> clause which is available on the <var>Buffer</var> syntax. This is not an issue for a <code>FILEORG=X'100'</code> file, because the <var>Reserve</var> clause is ignored in those files (Lob pages are chained rather than allocated contiguously). <p class="note"><b>Note:</b> The normal field reference syntax in the <var>Store Record</var> and <var>Add</var> statements does not have a provision for the <var>Reserve</var> clause which is available on the <var>Buffer</var> syntax. This is not an issue for a <var>FILEORG</var> X'100' file, because the <var>Reserve</var> clause is ignored in those files (Lob pages are chained rather than allocated contiguously).</p>
<p class="code">change LOB to %s3</p>Note that the <b>only</b> type of <var>Change</var> statement allowed for a field with the <var>MINLOBE</var> attribute is this form, using the normal field reference syntax.</td></tr>  
<p class="code">change LOB to %s3</p>
<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> The <b>only</b> type of <var>Change</var> statement allowed for a field with the <var>MINLOBE</var> attribute is this form, using the normal field reference syntax.</p></td></tr>
</table> </table>






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When LSTRLOB=1, User Language programs can use normal field reference syntax for Lob fields.  Otherwise (LSTRLOB=0), access to Lob fields must use the <var>Buffer</var> syntax. LSTRLOB is generally available as of Model 204 V7R5. When LSTRLOB=1, User Language programs can use normal field reference syntax for Lob fields.  Otherwise (LSTRLOB=0), access to Lob fields must use the <var>Buffer</var> syntax. LSTRLOB is generally available as of Model 204 V7R5.



The default value of LSTRLOB is 1.  LSTRLOB has no effect for <var class="product">Model 204</var> version V7R1. The default value of LSTRLOB is 1.



The "normal field reference syntax" applies to all uses of a <var>BLOB</var> or <var>CLOB</var> field name <b>except</b> for the <var>Note</var> statement. The "normal field reference syntax" applies to all uses of a <var>BLOB</var> or <var>CLOB</var> field name <b>except</b> for the <var>Note</var> statement.



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==Description== ==Description==
When LSTRLOB=1, User Language programs running in <var class="product">Model 204</var> version V7R2 or later can use normal field reference syntax for Lob fields.  Otherwise (LSTRLOB=0), access to Lob fields must use the <var>Buffer</var> syntax.   When LSTRLOB=1, User Language programs can use normal field reference syntax for Lob fields.  Otherwise (LSTRLOB=0), access to Lob fields must use the <var>Buffer</var> syntax. LSTRLOB is generally available as of Model 204 V7R5.



The default value of LSTRLOB is 1.  LSTRLOB has no effect for <var class="product">Model 204</var> version V7R1. The default value of LSTRLOB is 1.  LSTRLOB has no effect for <var class="product">Model 204</var> version V7R1.



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<span class="pageSubtitle">Treat LOBs as Longstrings</span> 
==Summary== ==Summary==
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<dt>Introduced <dt>Introduced
<dd><var class="product">Sirius Mods</var> Version 7.7 <dd><var class="product">[[Sirius Mods]]</var> Version 7.7
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==Description== ==Description==



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<span class="pageSubtitle"><section begin="desc" />Treat LOBs as Longstrings</span> <span class="pageSubtitle">Treat LOBs as Longstrings</span>
==Summary== ==Summary==
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	==Description==		==Description==
	When <var>LSTRLOB</var> is 1, [[SOUL]] programs can use normal field reference syntax to retrieve or set the value of a Lob field. Otherwise (LSTRLOB=0), access to Lob fields must use the <var>Buffer</var> syntax. <var>LSTRLOB</var> is generally available as of Model 204 V7.5.		When <var>LSTRLOB</var> is 1, [[SOUL]] programs can use normal field reference syntax to retrieve or set the value of a Lob field. Otherwise (<code>LSTRLOB=0</code>), access to Lob fields must use the <var>Buffer</var> syntax. <var>LSTRLOB</var> is generally available as of Model 204 V7.5.

	The default value of <var>LSTRLOB</var> is 1.		The default value of <var>LSTRLOB</var> is 1.

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	==Description==		==Description==
	When <var>LSTRLOB</var> is 1, [[SOUL]] programs can use normal field reference syntax ~~for~~ Lob ~~fields~~. Otherwise (LSTRLOB=0), access to Lob fields must use the <var>Buffer</var> syntax. <var>LSTRLOB</var> is generally available as of Model 204 V7.5.		When <var>LSTRLOB</var> is 1, [[SOUL]] programs can use normal field reference syntax to retrieve or set the value of a Lob field. Otherwise (LSTRLOB=0), access to Lob fields must use the <var>Buffer</var> syntax. <var>LSTRLOB</var> is generally available as of Model 204 V7.5.

	The default value of <var>LSTRLOB</var> is 1.		The default value of <var>LSTRLOB</var> is 1.

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	==Description==		==Description==
	When LSTRLOB=1, ~~User Language~~ programs can use normal field reference syntax for Lob fields. Otherwise (LSTRLOB=0), access to Lob fields must use the <var>Buffer</var> syntax. LSTRLOB is generally available as of Model 204 ~~V7R5~~.		When <var>LSTRLOB</var> is 1, [[SOUL]] programs can use normal field reference syntax for Lob fields. Otherwise (LSTRLOB=0), access to Lob fields must use the <var>Buffer</var> syntax. <var>LSTRLOB</var> is generally available as of Model 204 V7.5.

	The default value of LSTRLOB is 1.		The default value of <var>LSTRLOB</var> is 1.

	The "normal field reference syntax" applies to all uses of a <var>BLOB</var> or <var>CLOB</var> field name <b>except</b> for the <var>Note</var> statement.		The "normal field reference syntax" applies to all uses of a <var>BLOB</var> or <var>CLOB</var> field name <b>except</b> for the <var>[[Record loops#Note statement\|Note]]</var> statement.

	The types of allowed "normal field references" are shown in the following table, which assumes that field <code>LOB</code> has the <var>BLOB</var> or <var>CLOB</var> attribute:		The types of allowed "normal field references" are shown in the following table, which assumes that field <code>LOB</code> has the <var>BLOB</var> or <var>CLOB</var> attribute:

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	The types of allowed "normal field references" are shown in the following table, which assumes that field <code>LOB</code> has the <var>BLOB</var> or <var>CLOB</var> attribute:		The types of allowed "normal field references" are shown in the following table, which assumes that field <code>LOB</code> has the <var>BLOB</var> or <var>CLOB</var> attribute:
	<table>		<table>
	<tr><th>Type of reference</th><th>Examples</th></tr>		<tr class="head"><th>Type of reference</th><th>Examples</th></tr>
	<tr><th>Used in expression</th><td>		<tr><td nowrap>Used in expression</td><td>
	<p class="code">%s = LOB		<p class="code">%s = LOB

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	%xmNode:addElement('info', LOB)</p></td></tr>		%xmNode:addElement('info', LOB)</p></td></tr>

	<tr><th><var>Print</var> statement</th><td>		<tr><td><var>Print</var> statement</td><td>
	<p class="code">print 'Value is:' and LOB</p></td></tr>		<p class="code">print 'Value is:' and LOB</p></td></tr>

	<tr><th>Field updates</th>		<tr><td>Field updates</td>
	<td>		<td>
	<p class="code">%s1 = 'x':left(3000, pad='x')<br/>store record<br/> LOB = %s1<br/>end store</p>		<p class="code">%s1 = 'x':left(3000, pad='x')<br/>store record<br/> LOB = %s1<br/>end store</p>
	<p class="code">add LOB = %s2</p>		<p class="code">add LOB = %s2</p>
	Note ~~that the~~ normal field reference syntax in the <var>Store Record</var> and <var>Add</var> statements does not have a provision for the <var>Reserve</var> clause which is available on the <var>Buffer</var> syntax. This is not an issue for a <~~code~~>FILEORG=X'100'~~</code>~~ file, because the <var>Reserve</var> clause is ignored in those files (Lob pages are chained rather than allocated contiguously).		<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> The normal field reference syntax in the <var>Store Record</var> and <var>Add</var> statements does not have a provision for the <var>Reserve</var> clause which is available on the <var>Buffer</var> syntax. This is not an issue for a <var>FILEORG</var> X'100' file, because the <var>Reserve</var> clause is ignored in those files (Lob pages are chained rather than allocated contiguously).</p>
	<p class="code">change LOB to %s3</p>Note ~~that the~~ <b>only</b> type of <var>Change</var> statement allowed for a field with the <var>MINLOBE</var> attribute is this form, using the normal field reference syntax.</td></tr>
			<p class="code">change LOB to %s3</p>
			<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> The <b>only</b> type of <var>Change</var> statement allowed for a field with the <var>MINLOBE</var> attribute is this form, using the normal field reference syntax.</p></td></tr>
	</table>		</table>

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	When LSTRLOB=1, User Language programs can use normal field reference syntax for Lob fields. Otherwise (LSTRLOB=0), access to Lob fields must use the <var>Buffer</var> syntax. LSTRLOB is generally available as of Model 204 V7R5.		When LSTRLOB=1, User Language programs can use normal field reference syntax for Lob fields. Otherwise (LSTRLOB=0), access to Lob fields must use the <var>Buffer</var> syntax. LSTRLOB is generally available as of Model 204 V7R5.

	The default value of LSTRLOB is 1~~. LSTRLOB has no effect for <var class="product">Model 204</var> version V7R1~~.		The default value of LSTRLOB is 1.

	The "normal field reference syntax" applies to all uses of a <var>BLOB</var> or <var>CLOB</var> field name <b>except</b> for the <var>Note</var> statement.		The "normal field reference syntax" applies to all uses of a <var>BLOB</var> or <var>CLOB</var> field name <b>except</b> for the <var>Note</var> statement.

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	</dl>		</dl>
	==Description==		==Description==
	When LSTRLOB=1, User Language programs ~~running in <var class="product">Model 204</var> version V7R2 or later~~ can use normal field reference syntax for Lob fields. Otherwise (LSTRLOB=0), access to Lob fields must use the <var>Buffer</var> syntax.		When LSTRLOB=1, User Language programs can use normal field reference syntax for Lob fields. Otherwise (LSTRLOB=0), access to Lob fields must use the <var>Buffer</var> syntax. LSTRLOB is generally available as of Model 204 V7R5.

	The default value of LSTRLOB is 1. LSTRLOB has no effect for <var class="product">Model 204</var> version V7R1.		The default value of LSTRLOB is 1. LSTRLOB has no effect for <var class="product">Model 204</var> version V7R1.

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	{{Template:LSTRLOB parameter subtitle}}		{{Template:LSTRLOB parameter subtitle}}
	~~<span class="pageSubtitle">Treat LOBs as Longstrings</span>~~
	==Summary==		==Summary==
	<dl>		<dl>

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	<dt>Introduced		<dt>Introduced
	<dd><var class="product">Sirius Mods</var> Version 7.7		<dd><var class="product">[[Sirius Mods]]</var> Version 7.7
	</dl>		</dl>
	==Description==		==Description==

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	==Summary==		==Summary==
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LSTRLOB parameter - Revision history

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