X 5.3.6.2.4 Language Elements That Do Not Accept Windowed Date Fields As Arguments

• X Data-names in the following formats of the Environment Division
  X FILE-CONTROL paragraph:
  • X SELECT ... RECORD KEY IS
  • X SELECT ... ALTERNATE RECORD KEY IS
  • X SELECT ... RELATIVE KEY IS

• X A data-name in the RECORD IS VARYING DEPENDING ON clause of a Data
  X Division File Description (FD) or Sort Description (SD) entry.

• X The object of an OCCURS DEPENDING ON clause of a Data Division data
  X definition entry.

• X The key in an ASCENDING KEY or DESCENDING KEY phrase of an OCCURS
  X clause of a Data Division data definition entry.

• X Any data-name or identifier in the following statements:
  • X CANCEL
  • X GO TO ... DEPENDING ON
  • X INSPECT
  • X SET
  • X SORT
  • X STRING
  • X UNSTRING

• | In the CALL statement, as the identifier containing the program name.

• | In the INVOKE statement, as the identifier specifying the object on
  | which the method is invoked, or the identifier containing the method
  | name.

• X Identifiers in the TIMES and VARYING phrases of the PERFORM statement
  X (windowed date fields are allowed in the PERFORM conditions).

• X An identifier in the VARYING phrase of a serial (format 1) SEARCH
  X statement, or any identifier in a binary (format 2) SEARCH statement
  X (windowed date fields are allowed in the SEARCH conditions).

• X An identifier in the ADVANCING phrase of the WRITE statement.

• X Arguments to intrinsic functions, except the UNDATE intrinsic
  X function.

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