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p991107
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Hello,
This is my first question in this list.
I saw some questions here, and understand that here I can have a answer.
It's about the limit of number itens in a TSQueue of 32767.
If have two bytes of lentgth , this number can be 61440.
So if what I think is correct, why CICS don't see this number ?
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William Thompson
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p991107
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Hello William,
Sorry about disturb, but when the field is signed, we lost half of the byte,
It's correct ?
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
I suspect what you lost is 1/2 of the range of the value. The sign is only the high order bit for a signed binary field. |
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William Thompson
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| p991107 wrote: |
when the field is signed, we lost half of the byte,
It's correct ? |
No, you lost just the high order bit, which like Dick said is "1/2 of the range of the value"...... |
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