An elementary move is one in which the receiving item is an elementary item, and the sending item is an elementary item or a literal. Any necessary conversion of data from one form of internal representation to another takes place during the move, along with any specified editing in, or de-editing implied by, the receiving item. Each elementary item belongs to one of the following categories:
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Table 42 shows valid and invalid elementary moves for each category. In the table:
Table 42. Valid and Invalid Elementary Moves | ||||||||
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Note: ![]() (2) Includes nonnumeric literals. ![]() ![]() (4) Includes integer numeric literals. (5) Includes non-integer numeric literals. ![]() ![]() ![]() (8) Figurative constants and nonnumeric literals must consist only of numeric characters and will be treated as numeric integer fields. The ALL literal cannot be used as a sending item. |
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