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<p>The $FLOATD function assigns an 8-byte floating point number to an 8-byte string, without any conversion. Like $FLOAT, this function is intended to be output to a USE data set. The $FLOATD function takes one argument containing a numeric value. </p> | <p>The $FLOATD function assigns an 8-byte floating point number to an 8-byte string, without any conversion. Like $FLOAT, this function is intended to be output to a USE data set. The $FLOATD function takes one argument containing a numeric value. </p> | ||
<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> | <p class="note"><b>Note:</b> Technical Support does not recommend using $FLOATD in new applications, although this function is supported for compatibility reasons.</p> | ||
[[Category:SOUL $functions]] | [[Category:SOUL $functions]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:45, 21 July 2014
The $FLOATD function assigns an 8-byte floating point number to an 8-byte string, without any conversion. Like $FLOAT, this function is intended to be output to a USE data set. The $FLOATD function takes one argument containing a numeric value.
Note: Technical Support does not recommend using $FLOATD in new applications, although this function is supported for compatibility reasons.