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TLMDATE RETURN_TYPE Macro—Return Internal Date Type

Use the RETURN_TYPE form of the TLMDATE macro to return the type of the internal date.

This function uses registers 0, 1, 14 and 15. These registers cannot be used to pass information to the macro.

This macro has the following format:

label TLMDATE RETURN_TYPE

,ANCHOR=anchor
,PARM=plist
[,NORMAL=branch]
[,ERROR=branch]
[,FAIL=branch]
[,KEYWORD=branch]
[,USER=branch]
[,CATLG=branch]
[,CATLGDD=branch]
[,CYCLE=branch]
[,FOREIGN=branch]
[,LDATE=branch]
[,PERM=branch]
[,STATS=branch]
[,AGE=branch]
[,MSG=branch]

ANCHOR=anchor

Points to the label specified by the ANCHOR form of the TLMDATE macro.

Type: RX-type label or (Rn)

PARM=plist

Points to the label specified by the PARM form of the TLMDATE macro.

Type: RX-type label or (Rn)

NORMAL=branch

(Optional). Specifies the instruction to receive control on return from the CTSDATE module when no errors occurred. If not defined, the next instruction after the macro is executed.

Type: RX-type label

ERROR=branch

(Optional) Specifies the instruction to receive control on return from the CTSDATE module when a date or range error occurred. If not defined, the next instruction after the macro is executed.

Type: RX-type label

FAIL=branch

(Optional) Specifies the instruction to receive control on return from the CTSDATE module when a critical error has occurred. If not defined, the next instruction after the macro is executed.

Type: RX-type label

The following branches are performed only if the return from CTSDATE is NORMAL. If neither is specified, the default is to NORMAL.

JDATE=branch

(Optional) Specifies the label to get control if the resulting date is a Julian date.

Type: RX-type label

ZEROS=branch

(Optional) Specifies the label to get control if the resulting date is equal to zeros.

Type: RX-type label

The following branches are performed only if the return from CTSDATE is NORMAL. They represent dates that are CA TLMS keywords. If the value KEYWORD= is coded, all branches default to this value. If KEYWORD= is not coded, the default is to NORMAL.

AGE=branch

(Optional) Specifies the label to get control if the resulting date is the CA TLMS keyword AGE/ddd.

Type: RX-type label

CATLG=branch

(Optional) Points to the label to get control if the resulting date is the CA TLMS keyword CATLG or CATALOG.

Type: RX-type label

CATLGDD=branch

(Optional) Specifies the label to get control if the resulting date is the CA TLMS keyword CATLG/ddd.

Type: RX-type label

CYCLE=branch

(Optional) Specifies to the label to get control if the resulting date is the CA TLMS keyword CYCLE/ccc.

Type: RX-type label

FOREIGN=branch

(Optional) Specifies the label to get control if the resulting date is the CA TLMS keyword FOREIGN.

Type: RX-type label

KEYWORD=branch

(Optional) Specifies the label to get control if the resulting date is a CA TLMS keyword (associated branch for that keyword was not coded).

Type: RX-type label

LDATE=branch

(Optional) Specifies the label to get control if the resulting date is the CA TLMS keyword LDATE/ddd.

Type: RX-type label

MSG=branch

(Optional) Specifies the label to get control if the resulting date is the CA TLMS keyword MSG/mmm.

Type: RX-type label

PERM=branch

(Optional) Specifies the label to get control if the resulting date is the CA TLMS keyword PERM or PERMANENT.

Type: RX-type label

STATS=branch

(Optional) Specifies the label to get control if the resulting date is the CA TLMS keyword STATS/nnn.

Type: RX-type label

USER=branch

(Optional) Specifies the label to get control if the resulting date is the CA TLMS keyword USER/nnn.

Type: RX-type label.

Example: TLMDATE RETURN_TYPE Macro

                                                                  Pos. 72
                                                                  |
TLMDATE  RETURN_TYPE,ANCHOR=ANCHOR,PARM=DATEPARM,                 X
      JDATE=NON98,KEYWORD=NON98,LDATE=EXTN98,                     X
      DATE=TMEXPDT