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rinkubhat
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| In case we have to add a same piece of code in lot of cobol programs.Is there any specific tool for doing so? |
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krishna_sureka
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| I dont think there is such tool. How about using the copybook for the same ? |
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prav_06
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Location: The Netherlands
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Rinku,
Have u heard about using the concept of sub-program by giving a CALL statement , code u r logic as a sub pgm and call the pgm when ever it is required.
Thamilzan. |
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UmeySan
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Hi !
Quickest way is to use the method of krishna_sureka.
Write your little code. Generate that CopyBook. Implement the INCLUDE at the desired position in the other programms.
Other way is to write your code in little CobolSubModule that you CALL at
the desired positions.
Regards, UmeySan |
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ofer71
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What's wrong with Edit-Macro?
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UmeySan
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Hi Ofer71 !
Please could you explain the handling in details.
Seams to be another intresting way.
And please assume, that the programms are under control of Panvalet or Endevor.
Thanks & regards, UmeySan |
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