This document covers the following topics:
Format/length: | A64 |
Content modifiable: | No |
This system variable returns the IANA name of the default code page
which is internally used by Natural for conversions to and from Unicode and
which is set by the Natural profile parameter CP
.
Note:*CODEPAGE
is also the default if a code
page is not specified in a MOVE ENCODED
statement.
Example:
ISO-8859-1
Format/length: | A16 |
Content modifiable: | No |
This system variable contains the name of the hardware platform on which Natural is running. This value is supplied by the operating system.
Format/length: | A64 |
Content modifiable: | No |
The name of the machine Natural runs on.
Format/length: | A8 |
Content modifiable: | No |
*INIT-ID
contains the ID of the
device from which Natural was invoked.
Format/length: | A8 |
Content modifiable: | No |
*INIT-PROGRAM
contains the
value Natural
.
In a Natural Development Server environment using Com-plete or
Com-plete/SMARTS, *INIT-PROGRAM
is set according
to the Com-plete/SMARTS startup option INSTALLATION
. The default
content is ********
.
Format/length: | A8 |
Content modifiable: | No |
This system variable contains the language and country of the current locale, which specifies the Unicode collation sequence.
Example:
en_US
Format/length: | A16 |
Content modifiable: | No |
This system variable contains the name of the machine class on which Natural is running.
It can contain one of the following values:
MAINFRAME
PC
UNIX
VMS
Format/length: | A8 |
Content modifiable: | No |
This system variable contains the Natural name of the operating system that is being used.
It can contain one of the following values:
ATT_OSX | MSDOS | SUN_SOLA |
AVIION | MS_OS/2 | SUN_SUNO |
BS2000 | MVS/ESA | UNISYS 5 |
BS2/XS | MVS/XA | UNISYS 6 |
BULL/BOS | NCR 3000 | VSE/ESA |
DEC-OSF/ | OS | WNT-X86 |
DOS/VS | OS/400 | |
DPS300 | RS_6000 | |
DRS 6000 | SCO | |
FUJI M73 | SINIX_52 | |
HP_HPUX | SINIX_54 |
Note:
Instead of *OPSYS
, it is recommended
that the system variables *MACHINE-CLASS
,
*HARDWARE
and *OS
be
used, as they allow a more precise distinction of the environment in which
Natural is running.
Format/length: | A32 |
Content modifiable: | No |
This system variable contains the name of the operating system under which Natural is running. This value is supplied by the operating system and may be subject to change.
Format/length: | A16 |
Content modifiable: | No |
This system variable contains the version number of the operating system under which Natural is running. This value is supplied by the operating system and may be subject to change.
Format/length: | A8 |
Content modifiable: | No |
It contains the name of the TP subsystem under which Natural is running. This value is supplied by the operating system and may be subject to change.
Format/length: | A8 |
Content modifiable: | No |
This system variable contains the Natural name of the TP monitor or environment that is being used.
It can contain one of the following values:
AIM/DC
CICS
COMPLETE
IMS/DC
OS/400
SERVSTUB
(Natural Development Server)
TIAM
TSO
TSS
UTM
On mainframe platforms, *TPSYS
will be
blank in batch mode.
On Windows, UNIX and OpenVMS platforms,
*TPSYS
will be NONE
.
Format/length: | A8 |
Content modifiable: | No |
It contains the version of the TP subsystem under which Natural is running. This value is supplied by the operating system and may be subject to change.
If no TP monitor is used, *TPVERS
will be
blank.
Format/length: | A16 |
Content modifiable: | No |
If a graphical user interface is used, this system variable contains the name of the window manager being used (for example, MOTIF or PM).
If a character-oriented user interface is used,
*WINMGR
will be blank.
The type of user interface is indicated by the value of the system
variable *UI
.
Format/length: | A16 |
Content modifiable: | No |
If a graphical user interface is used, this system variable contains the version number of the window manager being used.
If a character-oriented user interface is used,
*WINMGRVERS
will be blank.
The type of user interface is indicated by the value of the system
variable *UI
.