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Pallavi_khopkar
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Hi,
How do I read COMP variables from a flat file? I know that we can read COMP-3 variables using 'hex on'. Do we have something similar for COMP variables?
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Devzee
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Your question is not clear.
Do you want to ISPF Edit/Browse/View the COMP data from a flat file ? or
Do you want to read COMP field with in a COBOL program? |
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ajayvamsi
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| we are not clear with ur question could u be clear |
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Pallavi_khopkar
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Sorry about that.
I want to ISPF browse COMP data from a flat file. |
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William Thompson
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| Pallavi_khopkar wrote: |
| How do I read COMP variables from a flat file? I know that we can read COMP-3 variables using 'hex on'. Do we have something similar for COMP variables? |
'hex on' will show COMP values just as it does COMP-3 values.
Example 2 byte field with a value of 10 in COMP-3:
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00
1C
and the same in COMP:
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00
0A
Do you understand? |
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Pallavi_khopkar
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| Got it! Thanks. |
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Phrzby Phil
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