as400 built in function- %SIZE
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%SIZE returns the number of bytes occupied by an element. It can be used on literals, constants, data structures, fields, and arrays. For null values or fields, %SIZE returns the full length. Specifying *ALL with an array or multiple occurrence data structure also includes the elements or occurrences size in the count.
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Table of Useful R commands.
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