BYTE

BYTE

Returns one character in the ASCII collating sequence

OS/2 specifics: Uses the ASCII code sequence

Syntax
Details
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Syntax

BYTE(n)

n: is an integer that specifies which character in the ASCII collating sequence to return. The value of n can range from 0 to 255.

Details

Because OS/2 is an ASCII system, the BYTE function returns the nth character in the ASCII collating sequence. The value of n can range from 0 to 255.

Any programs using the BYTE function with characters above ASCII 127 (the hexadecimal notation is '7F'x) may return a different value when used on a PC from another country as characters above ASCII 127 are national characters and they vary from country to country.

See Also

BYTE function in SAS Language Reference: Dictionary

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