&ATTYPE
Allows you to read or set the data types of attributes. You can either assign a value (1-7) to &ATTYPE and put it where the 'data_type' parameter is used, or you can use one of the constants.
You can also specify a NULL attribute in case you haven't yet decided what data type to use. Later, you can go back and assign attributes to all objects previously specified as NULL.
Read/Write - Number - [1 . . 7]
1 = &INT
2 = &REAL
3 =
&DATE
4 = &NULL
5 = &STRING
6 = &ALLTYP
7 =
&REFRNC
&INT |
Indicates the data type is an Integer |
&REAL |
Indicates the data type is Floating Point |
&DATE |
Indicates the data type is Date/Time |
&NULL |
Indicates the data type is NULL if you aren't sure which data type to use. You can always go back later and assign data types to any specified as NULL. |
&STRING |
Indicates the data type is 132 Variable Length String |
&ALLTYP |
Indicates all data types. It can be used to delete all different data types of attributes one at a time. |
&REFRNC |
Indicates a reference data type. See the description of the reference data type with the ASATT command. |