The following table provides examples for using the DIV operator. The DIV operator divides operand1 by operand2.
Command |
Result |
set A = A DIV 10 A = 000123 |
120 / 10 = 12 Leading zeros are ignored and the results are not padded with leading zeros. |
setA = A DIV 2 A = 5 |
5 / 2 = 2.5 = 2 The result is rounded down to the nearest whole integer. Results do not contain any decimal values. |
set A = A DIV 1000 A = 000123 |
123 / 1000 = 0.123 = 0 The result is rounded down to the nearest whole integer. |
setA = A DIV A A = 9999999999 |
# / # = # This operation is an operand overflow because the operand values exceed 4294967295. |
set A = A DIV # A = 000123 |
000123 / # = # A # character in an operand makes the operation invalid (#). |
set B = A DIV 100 Variable definitions:
|
12345678 / 100 = 123456.78 = 123456 = # The result is rounded down to the nearest integer, but it is an invalid result (#) because it is greater than four digits. |
set B = A DIV 100 Variable definitions:
|
12345678 / 100 = 123456.78 = 123456 The result is rounded down to the nearest integer. This result is valid because the result is six digits in length. |
