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PAKVAL


This record type specifies the values for the processing information. There must be one record for each PAKSPEC record, even if PAKSPEC.PAKNUM is zero, since the PAKBAD value must still be specified. There are PAKSPEC.PAKNUM elements in the INFO array, and this number may be zero.


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\item[{\hspace{-2em} \underline{format}}] \underline{description}
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RECTYPE

I
is the record type code = 62
RECSORT

I
is the same index as the corresponding PAKSPEC.RECSORT field
PAKBAD

?
is the bad-data flag value of the packed data in the PAKDAT.VALS field. The unpacked data will use BADVAL.VALUE as the bad-data flag. The format of this field is specified in PAKSPEC.DPAKFMT
INFO

I*
contains the values needed for interpreting the packing codes. These values have meaning as implied by the PAKSPEC.CODE field. The format is specified in PAKFORM.PAKFMT. If there are no values needed for the packing method, then this field will not exist, and PAKSPEC.PAKNUM will be set to zero


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Eric Nash 2003-09-25