Comparing Bit Sequences - O - Bits are One

Hi Gurus,
I need an info on Comparing Bit Sequences, for example O operator - Bits are One.
An ABAP code piece from Include LBZFCF01; Form BMASKE_TO_FTAB looks like this:
IF O hex01. ftab-inp = on. ENDIF.
IF O hex02. ftab-req = on. ENDIF.
IF O hex04. ftab-out = on. ENDIF.
IF O hex08. ftab-act = on. ENDIF.
IF O hex16. ftab-int = on. ENDIF.
IF O hex32. ftab-inv = on. ENDIF.
Now I would like to know; whether this is bit wise equivalent XOR operation.
II need to do the similar comparison in SAP BO Data services.
Please help.
Best Regards, Murugesh

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I need to implement the Bits Are One - 'O' Bit Sequence Comparison opertor in SAP BO Data Services. The equivalent in SAP ABAP would look like:
IF O hex01. ftab-inp = on. ENDIF.
IF O hex02. ftab-req = on. ENDIF.
IF O hex04. ftab-out = on. ENDIF.
IF O hex08. ftab-act = on. ENDIF.
IF O hex16. ftab-int = on. ENDIF.
IF O hex32. ftab-inv = on. ENDIF.
I need to know how I implement this in SAP BO data services. Please help.
The ABAP help for the same is as follows:
Comparing Bit Sequences
Use the following three operators to compare the bit sequence of the first operand with that of the second:
<operator> Meaning
O bits are one
Z bits are zero
M bits are mixed
The second operand must have type X. The comparison takes place over the length of the second operand. The first operand is not converted to type X.
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O (bits are one)
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<f> O <hex>
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Z (bits are zero)
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<f> Z <hex>
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M (bits are mixed)
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<f> M <hex>
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REPORT demo_log_expr_bits .
DATA: text(1) TYPE c VALUE 'C',
 hex(1) TYPE x,
 i TYPE i.
hex = 0.
DO 256 TIMES.
i = hex.
IF text O hex.
 WRITE: / hex, i.
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00 0
01 1
02 2
03 3
40 64
41 65
42 66
43 67
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03 3 00000011
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41 65 01000001
42 66 01000010
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The bit sequence of the character 'C' is defined for the current hardware platform by its ASCII code number 67. The numbers that occur in the list display are those in which the same bit position is filled with 1 as in the bit sequence of u2018Cu2019. The sequence 01000011 is the universal set of the bit sequences.
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