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Variable Names z/OS TSO/E REXX User's Guide SA32-0982-00 |
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variable name, the part that represents the value, is always on the
left of the assignment statement and the value itself is on the right.
In the following example, the word "variable1" is the variable name:
As a result of the above assignment statement, variable1 is
assigned the value "5", and you see on the terminal screen:
Variable names can consist of:
Restrictions on the variable name are:
Examples of acceptable variable names are:
Also, if ETMODE is set on, the following are valid DBCS variable names, where < represents shift-out, and > represents shift-in, ‘.X’, ‘.Y’, and ‘.Z’ represent DBCS characters, and lowercase letters and numbers represent themselves.
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