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sararaju
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| How can we initialize 'filler' class? |
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learnmf
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| How can we initialize 'filler' class? |
Initialize dies not effect the filler.
So better use value clause.
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Chandra |
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Deepa.m
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using VALUE clause.
10 FILLER PIC X(116) VALUE SPACES
i can think of only this way to initialize filler |
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Ashutosh Shrinet
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| Filler can be initalize only through VALUE clause. |
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gnagakishore
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| we can acheive this by using " move "statement also |
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ajay_dheepak
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| As Ganga Kishore said you can do it with move iff the name of the Filler is unique |
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mmwife
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You can also move to any level above the filler, but of course, everything else at that level gets the same value too. E.g.:
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05 one-up.
10 num-fld pic 999.
10 filler pic xx.
move spaces to one-up.
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Also notice that you'll get spaces in the pic 9 field too. 
You could then initialize one-up and all is well. |
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