This method returns the name of the environment in the which the Rexx commands are currently running in.

This method produces a sound in the system at a particular frequency and duration.

This method returns the value of ‘NUM’ if the input is a valid number else it will return the value of ‘CHAR’. You can also specify if you want to compare the input value to a NUM or CHAR value. In each case, the value returned will be either 1 or 0 depending on the result.

This method returns the local date in the following format.

This method returns the current setting of NUMERIC DIGITS as defined in the current system.

This method returns the Rexx error message associated with error number ‘errorno’. Please note that the error number needs to be a value from 0 to 99. This is useful in cases wherein your program returned an error code and you want to know what the error code means.

This method returns the current setting of ‘NUMERIC FORM’ which is used to do mathematic calculations on the system.

This method returns the local time in the 24-hour clock format as shown in the following program.

This method returns the current user id logged into the system.

This method returns the characters in the range specified by the start and end character.

This method returns the decimal conversion of a hexstring value.

This method returns the character conversion of a hexstring value.