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athiqmsr
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what is the meaning of PIC -X0(20)
& S9(12)V99#? |
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William Thompson
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I think the "0" forces twenty "0"s after the one variable charcter.
I think the "#" might be defined as the "currency symbol". |
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SSR
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what is the meaning of PIC -X0(20)
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D PIC X0(08).
move 'Test' to d.
display d
will display
T00000000 (Intial letter followed by 8 zeroes). |
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SSR
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what is the meaning of PIC -X0(20)
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Hi,
D PIC X0(08).
move 'Test' to d.
display d
will display
T00000000 (Intial letter followed by 8 zeroes).
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SSR |
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Arun Raj
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Hi
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what is the meaning of PIC -X0(20)
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I think it is not possible to have a definition -X0(20).You cant give a -ve sign before an alphanumeric PIC definiton.Why do you want to give such a definition?
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Arun |
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sharda
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Hi ssr,
I tried but at run time its giving Soc4 . plz clear it , it works or not. |
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Arun Raj
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| Without -ve sign it wont give any error |
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