Indicators are defined as 1-byte character fields. Except for indicators such as *INLR, you can display indicators either as '*INxx' or '*IN(xx)'. Because the system stores indicators as an array, you can display them all or some subset of them using the range notation. For example, if you enter EVAL *IN, you will get a list of indicators 01 to 99. To display indicators *IN01 to *IN06 you would enter EVAL *IN(1..6).
Figure 127 shows each of these ways using the indicators as they were set in DBGEX.
> EVAL IN02 Identifier does not exist. > EVAL *IN02 *IN02 = '1' > EVAL *IN(02) *IN(02) = '1' > EVAL *INLR *INLR = '0' > EVAL *IN(LR) Identifier does not exist. > EVAL *IN(1..6) ** To display a range of indicators ** *IN(1) = '0' *IN(2) = '1' *IN(3) = '0' *IN(4) = '1' *IN(5) = '0' *IN(6) = '1'