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Desenvolvido por DORNELLES Carlos Alberto - Analista de Sistemas - Brasília DF. - cad_cobol@hotmail.com

COBOL - Funções intrínsecas - Resumo
Intrinsic functions - Enterprise COBOL for z/OS 6.3.0

Esta seção fornece uma visão geral do tipo de argumento, tipo de função e valor retornado para cada uma das funções intrínsecas.

Os tipos de argumento e função são abreviados da seguinte maneira:

Abreviação Significado
A Alfabético
D DBCS - conjunto de caracteres de byte duplo
I Inteiro
K Palavra chave - Keyword
N Numérico
O Outro, conforme especificado na definição da função (pointer, function-pointer, procedure-pointer ou object reference)
U National
X Alfanumérico
UTF8 UTF-8

Cada função intrínseca é descrita em detalhes nos tópicos que seguem a tabela abaixo.

Tabela de funções

Nome da função Argumentos Tipo de função Valor retornado
ABS N1 I ou N Absolute value of N1
ACOS N1 N Arccosine of N1
ANNUITY N1, I2 N Ratio of annuity paid for I2 periods at interest of N1 to initial investment of one
ASIN N1 N Arcsine of N1
ATAN N1 N Arctangent of N1
BIT-OF A1, D1, I1, N1,
X1, U1 ou O1
X Alphanumeric character string consisting of characters "1" and "0" that correspond to the binary value of each byte in the argument
BIT-TO-CHAR X1 X Character string consisting of bytes that correspond to the bit pattern indicated by the sequence of "0" and "1" characters in the argument
BYTE-LENGTH A1, D1, N1, X1,
U1, ou O1
N Integer that is equal to the length of the argument in bytes
CHAR I1 X Character in position I1 of program collating sequence
COMBINED-DATETIME I1, N2 N Numeric representation of combined integer date and standard numeric time
COS N1 N Cosine of N1
CURRENT-DATE None X Current date and time and difference from Greenwich mean time
DATE-OF-INTEGER I1 I Standard date equivalent (YYYYMMDD) of integer date
DATE-TO-YYYYMMDD I1, I2 I Standard date equivalent (YYYYMMDD) of I1 (standard date with a windowed year, YYMMDD), according to the 100-year interval whose ending year is specified by the sum of I2 and the year at execution time
DAY-OF-INTEGER I1 I Julian date equivalent (YYYYDDD) of integer date
DAY-TO-YYYYDDD I1, I2 I Julian date equivalent (YYYYDDD) of I1 (Julian date with a windowed year, YYDDD), according to the 100-year interval whose ending year is specified by the sum of I2 and the year at execution time
DISPLAY-OF

U1 or
U1, I2

X Each character in U1 converted to a corresponding character representation using a code page identified by I2, if specified, or a default code page selected at compile time if I2 is unspecified
E None N Approximation of e, the base of natural logarithms
EXP N1 N Approximation of the value of e raised to the power of N1
EXP10 N1 N Approximation of the value of 10 raised to the power of N1
FACTORIAL I1 I Factorial of I1
FORMATTED-CURRENT-DATE U1, X1, or UT1 U, X, or UT Formatted date equivalent of current date and time in the format specified in argument-1
FORMATTED-DATE U1, X1, or UT1, I2 U, X, or UT Formatted date equivalent of integer date contained in argument-2 in the format specified in argument-1
FORMATTED-DATETIME U1, X1, or UT1, I2, N3, I4 U, X, or UT Formatted date (from integer date in argument-2) and time (from standard numeric time in argument-3) in the format specified by argument-1. Offset from UTC, if the format requires it, is supplied by argument-4
FORMATTED-TIME U1, X1, or UT1, N2, I3 U, X, or UT Formatted time equivalent of standard numeric time contained in argument-2 in the format specified in argument-1. Offset from UTC, if the format requires it, is supplied by argument-3
HEX-OF A1, D1, I1, N1, X1, U1, UT1, or O1 X Alphanumeric character string consisting of the bytes of the argument converted to a hexadecimal representation
HEX-TO-CHAR
INTEGER N1 I The greatest integer not greater than N1
INTEGER-OF-DATE I1 I Integer date equivalent of standard date (YYYYMMDD)
INTEGER-OF-DAY I1 I Integer date equivalent of Julian date (YYYYDDD)
INTEGER-OF-FORMATTED-DATE U1, UT1, or X1, U2, UT2, or X2 I Integer date equivalent of date contained in argument-2 whose format is described by argument-1
INTEGER-PART N1 I Integer part of N1
LENGTH A1, N1, O1, X1, or U1 I Length of argument in national character positions or in alphanumeric character positions or bytes, depending on the argument type
LOG N1 N Natural logarithm of N1
LOG10 N1 N Logarithm to base 10 of N1
LOWER-CASE A1 or X1 X All letters in the argument set to lowercase
U1 U All letters in the argument set to lowercase
MAX A1... X Value of maximum argument; note that the type of function depends on the arguments
I1... I Value of maximum argument; note that the type of function depends on the arguments
N1... N Value of maximum argument; note that the type of function depends on the arguments
X1... X Value of maximum argument; note that the type of function depends on the arguments
U1... U Value of maximum argument; note that the type of function depends on the arguments
MEAN N1... N Arithmetic mean of arguments
MEDIAN N1... N Median of arguments
MIDRANGE N1... N Mean of minimum and maximum arguments
MIN A1... X Value of minimum argument; note that the type of function depends on the arguments
I1... I Value of minimum argument; note that the type of function depends on the arguments
N1... N Value of minimum argument; note that the type of function depends on the arguments
X1... X Value of minimum argument; note that the type of function depends on the arguments
U1... U Value of minimum argument; note that the type of function depends on the arguments
MOD I1, I2 I I1 modulo I2
NATIONAL-OF A1, X1, or D1 U The characters in the argument converted to national characters, using the code page identified by I2, if specified, or a default code page selected at compile time if I2 is unspecified
A1, X1, or D1; I2 U The characters in the argument converted to national characters, using the code page identified by I2, if specified, or a default code page selected at compile time if I2 is unspecified
NUMVAL X1 ou U1 N Numeric value of simple numeric string
NUMVAL-C

X1 or U1;
X1, X2;
U1, U2

N Numeric value of numeric string with optional commas and currency sign
NUMVAL-F X1 or U1 N Numeric value or approximation of the numeric value represented by the alphanumeric character string or national character string specified as the argument
ORD A1 or X1 I Ordinal position of the argument in collating sequence
ORD-MAX A1..., N1..., X1..., or U1... I Ordinal position of maximum argument
ORD-MIN A1..., N1..., X1..., or U1... I Ordinal position of minimum argument
PI None N Value that is an approximation of pi, the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter.
PRESENT-VALUE N1, N2... N Present value of a series of future period-end amounts, N2, at a discount rate of N1
RANDOM I1, none N Random number
RANGE I1... I Value of maximum argument minus value of minimum argument; note that the type of function depends on the arguments.
N1... N Value of maximum argument minus value of minimum argument; note that the type of function depends on the arguments.
REM N1, N2 N Remainder of N1/N2
REVERSE A1 or X1 X Reverse order of the characters of the argument
U1 U Reverse order of the characters of the argument
SECONDS-FROM-FORMATTED-TIME U1, UT1, or X1, U2, UT2, or X2 N Standard numeric time equivalent of the data contained in argument-2 as described by the format specified in argument-1
SECONDS-PAST-MIDNIGHT N Seconds past midnight as provided by the system
SIGN N1 I +1, 0, or -1 depending on the sign of the argument
SIN N1 N Sine of N1
SQRT N1 N Square root of N1
STANDARD-DEVIATION N1... N Standard deviation of arguments
SUM I1... I Sum of arguments; note that the type of function depends on the arguments.
N1... N Sum of arguments; note that the type of function depends on the arguments.
TAN N1 N Tangent of N1
TEST-DATE-YYYYMMDD I1 I 0 if argument-1 is a valid standard date; otherwise identifies the sub-field in error
TEST-DAY-YYYYDDD I1 I 0 if argument-1 is a valid Julian date; otherwise identifies the sub-field in error
TEST-FORMATTED-DATETIME U1, UT1, or X1, U2, UT2, or X2 I 0 if argument-2 conforms in form to the format specified in argument-1 and represents a valid date, time or combined representation according to that description; otherwise, identifies the character in error
TEST-NUMVAL X1 ou U1 I
  • If the content of argument-1 conforms to the argument rules for the NUMVAL function, the returned value is 0.
  • If one or more characters are in error, the returned value is the position of the first character in error.
  • Otherwise, the returned value is (FUNCTION LENGTH (argument-1) + 1).
TEST-NUMVAL-C X1 or U1;
X1, X2;
U1, U2
I
  • If the content of argument-1 conforms to the argument rules for the NUMVAL-C function, the returned value is 0.
  • If one or more characters are in error, the returned value is the position of the first character in error.
  • Otherwise, the returned value is (FUNCTION LENGTH (argument-1) + 1).
TEST-NUMVAL-F X1 ou U1 I
  • If the content of argument-1 conforms to the argument rules for the NUMVAL-F function, the returned value is 0.
  • If one or more characters are in error, the returned value is the position of the first character in error.
  • Otherwise, the returned value is (FUNCTION LENGTH (argument-1) + 1).
TRIM A1, X1, ou U1; K1 X ou U Character string that contains the characters in A1, X1, or U1 with leading spaces or trailing spaces deleted (if K1 is specified)
A1, X1, ou U1 X ou U Character string that contains the characters in A1, X1, or U1 with both leading spaces and trailing spaces deleted (if K1 is unspecified)
ULENGTH A1, X1 ou U1 I Length of A1, X1, or U1 in UTF-8 or UTF-16 characters
UPOS A1, X1 ou U1, I2 I Index of the I2th UTF-8 or UTF-16 character of A1, X1, or U1
UPPER-CASE A1 or X1 X All letters in the argument set to uppercase
U1 U All letters in the argument set to uppercase
USUBSTR A1, X1, ou
U1, I2, I3
X ou U Alphanumeric character string that contains the I3 UTF-8 or UTF-16 characters of A1, X1, or U1, starting at the I2th character position
USUPPLEMENTARY A1, X1 ou U1 I Index of the first Unicode supplementary character of A1, X1 or U1
UUID4 None X 36-character alphanumeric string that is a version 4 universally unique identifier (UUID)
UVALID A1, X1 ou U1 I 0 if A1, X1 or U1 contains valid Unicode UTF-8 or UTF-16 data, or the index of the first invalid element of A1, X1 or U1
UWIDTH A1, X1 ou U1, I2 I Width in bytes of the I2th UTF-8 or UTF-16 character of A1, X1, or U1
VARIANCE N1... N Variance of arguments
WHEN-COMPILED None X Date and time when program was compiled
YEAR-TO-YYYY I1, I2 I Expanded year equivalent (YYYY) of I1 (windowed year, YY), according to the 100-year interval whose ending year is specified by the sum of I2 and the year at execution time


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