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khyati kumar
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How to redefine comp-3 variable?
Suppose I have comp-3 valiable S9(11)V99 comp-3 and I have to move this value to ZZZ,ZZZ,ZZZ,ZZ9.99.So please let me know any suggestion what to do because while moving this variable i am getting S0c7 so i want to redefine ? |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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| If you are getting a SOC7, that means you have non-numerics in your comp-3 variable. What you need to do is insure that you have valid data. |
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khyati kumar
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| Actually if there is any invalid data in the comp-3 variable i want to display that variable in the control report so i am moving that variable to ZZZ,ZZZ,ZZZ,ZZ9.99.Please tell me the solution so that i can display the invalid value present in the comp-3 variable? |
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Ajay Baghel
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To check for invalid packed decimal fields:
1.Use file aid and in format option mode, give the following :
NV 0
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2. Use SORT with the below sort card:
include cond=(start position,length,PD,EQ,NUM)
This card will include only those records that have valid values in the packed numeric field indicated by the start position and length.
Thanks,
Ajay |
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khyati kumar
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| Actually i want to write this non numeric field present in comp-3 working storage to a report file so if i am sorting it i will lose these variable.Can you please me the solution for this? |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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| include cond=(start position,length,PD,NE,NUM) |
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khyati kumar
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| Thanks a Lot for your suggestion |
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Amit Banerjee
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In the cobol program check if the value is numeric by having
IF <variable-name> IS NUMERIC
ELSE
display in your report. |
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Craq Giegerich
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| Amit Banerjee wrote: |
In the cobol program check if the value is numeric by having
IF <variable-name> IS NUMERIC
ELSE
display in your report. |
Thats a sure way to get an 0C7. |
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Amit Banerjee
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oh yes..we can't directly check an alphanumeric field for NUMERIC but I guess the packed data can be moved to a variable
VAR-1 PIC 9(11)V9(02)
VAR-2 REDEFINES VAR-1
05 VAR3 PIC X(13)
and then IF VAR-3 IS NUMERIC |
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Craq Giegerich
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| Amit Banerjee wrote: |
oh yes..we can't directly check an alphanumeric field for NUMERIC but I guess the packed data can be moved to a variable
VAR-1 PIC 9(11)V9(02)
VAR-2 REDEFINES VAR-1
05 VAR3 PIC X(13)
and then IF VAR-3 IS NUMERIC |
var-1 is comp-3 so to redefine it var3 would be x(7) not x(13). |
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