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jpraveenreddy
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Hi friends,
When I am moving value into the fields additional zeros are being padded.Can any one suggest me how to avoid zero padding?  |
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Craq Giegerich
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| jpraveenreddy wrote: |
Hi friends,
When I am moving value into the fields additional zeros are being padded.Can any one suggest me how to avoid zero padding? |
Move to a field that is the same length as the source field. Or move to a numeric edited field with zero suppression. |
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raghumale
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hi Reddy
maintain both sizes are same. |
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revel
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Hi praveen
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| When I am moving value into the fields additional zeros are being padded.Can any one suggest me how to avoid zero padding? |
In case of numeric data item ie;
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01 A PIC 9(04).
01 B PIC 9(02). |
lets assume you are having value 12 in B
you are moving
B TO A
Since A is a type of Numeric data item the value always filling from right most side to left..
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A is [] [] [] [] 4 bytes
B is [] [] value 12 |
when u moved B TO A
it will from right ie
[] [] [] []
0 0 1 2 here left 2 bytes will padded with zero use always EDITING ITEMS
ie Declare
A has
So Zero will be supressed in above case |
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jpraveenreddy
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Hi All,
Thanx for ur suggetions.
TO Raghu: I did what u said.Now issue is solved. |
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