Write data to an output file. The maximum record length is 255 bytes.
The file is available across all nested procedure files. You can, for
example, issue the WRITE command from more than one
procedure file.
WRITE filenumber [{string|variable}...] [;]
filenumber is a number between 1 and 4.
If you do not specify an operand, an empty record is written (i.e. the file only contains CR/LF).
If you specify a semicolon (;), CR/LF is not written to the file.
Write a blank line to output file 1:
WRITE 1
Write the contents of the local variables
#PARM1 to #PARM4 to
output file 2:
WRITE 2 #PARM1 #PARM2 #PARM3 #PARM4
Write the contents of the local variables
#PARM1 to #PARM4
without CR/LF to output file 2:
WRITE 2 #PARM1 #PARM2 #PARM3 #PARM4 ';'
Write a string and the current date to output file 1:
WRITE 1 'Today is' *DATE
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#RC (SUCCESS if
WRITE was successful. FAILURE if
WRITE was not successful.)
| Procedure File: | Yes |
| Command Line: | No |
| Key: | No |
| API: | No |
