CalcObject Statement: Write

    Syntax: WRITE <table-name> <descriptor1> <descriptor2> ...

      <descriptorN> is:

         1) <field-name1>[<modifier>]

         2) <field-name1> = <field-name2>[<modifier>]

         3) <field-name1> = <local-var-name>[<modifier>]

         4) <field-name1> = <global-var-name>

         5) <field-name1> = <literal>

         6) <field-name1> = null

    Placement: RETURN section, EVERY section, ATEND section or R_INITIAL section

    Description: Creates a new record in <table-name> with the 

       specified contents; <table-name> does not have to be part

       of the hierarchy that is being processed. A record that is 

       created with the CalcObject WRITE statement can be rewritten 

       with the CalcObject REWRITE statement; and it can be SELECTed

       with the CalcObject SELECT statement..

       Form 1)

          <field-name1>[<modifier>]

       is equivalent to

          <field-name1> = <field-name1>[<modifier>]

       For forms 4) and 5), if <field-name1> is data type DATE, DATETIME,

       DATETIMEEX or TIME, the target value is assumed to be in the

       default format for its data type. However, the default format can be

       overridden by an explicit format override following the target value.