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mcmillan
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DEAR,
You can't set a condition code directly to FALSE. COBOL diesn't have this facility.
But you can SET TO TRUE.
SET <condituion> TO TRUE will works well. |
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mmwife
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If you have a condition set up as:
05 my-cond1 pic x value 'F'.
88 file-is-open value 'O'.
You can add another 88 level:
88 file-is-not-open value 'N'.
Then set file-is-not-open to true.
You could do something similar with false but you'd have to make each "false" unique, e.g. false-1, false-2, etc. Method 1 is better, IMHO. |
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a_rajesh1221
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Can u give a detailed example of how to use SET verb with REDEFINES clause?
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If you have a condition set up as:
05 my-cond1 pic x value 'F'.
88 file-is-open value 'O'.
You can add another 88 level:
88 file-is-not-open value 'N'.
Then set file-is-not-open to true.
You could do something similar with false but you'd have to make each "false" unique, e.g. false-1, false-2, etc. Method 1 is better, IMHO. |
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cobolunni
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