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The next set of parameters specifies the format type of the data to be entered. There are three possible routes. In the top route, "form-spec" represents either a numeric or string format specification. G, GL, GU, GZ, L, N, and NZ are all valid in this position for numeric fields; C, CC, CR, CL, CU, G, GL, GU, GZ, V, VL and VU are all valid in this position for string fields. The specification must be followed by a space. | The next set of parameters specifies the format type of the data to be entered. There are three possible routes. In the top route, "form-spec" represents either a numeric or string format specification. G, GL, GU, GZ, L, N, and NZ are all valid in this position for numeric fields; C, CC, CR, CL, CU, G, GL, GU, GZ, V, VL and VU are all valid in this position for string fields. The specification must be followed by a space. | ||
Revision as of 15:38, 7 May 2014
{G|GL|GU|GZ|L|N|NZ|C|CC|CR|CL|CU|V|VL|VU}
The next set of parameters specifies the format type of the data to be entered. There are three possible routes. In the top route, "form-spec" represents either a numeric or string format specification. G, GL, GU, GZ, L, N, and NZ are all valid in this position for numeric fields; C, CC, CR, CL, CU, G, GL, GU, GZ, V, VL and VU are all valid in this position for string fields. The specification must be followed by a space.
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