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RamsIBM
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Joined: 08 Jan 2007
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Location: Chennai
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Hi There,
In TSO my coding look like below.
000300 000300 IDENTIFICATION DIVISION. 00030000
000400 000400 PROGRAM-ID. KML534. 00040000
000500 000500 DATE-WRITTEN. SEP 24, 2004.00050000
000600 000500 DATE-COMPILED. 00060000
Right hand side also its showing line number, can you please give me any formatting command to disappear line number which is in right hand side, but I need lefthand side line number as it is.
As well as can you please let me know any more formatting command for line nos like ‘renum cob’ |
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Robert Sample
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Location: Dubuque, Iowa, USA
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Assuming you're in ISPF edit mode, NUM ON COB will turn on COBOL line number using columns 1 to 6.
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| c 73 80 p'¬' '' all |
will get rid of the line numbers in columns 73 to 80, but turn on COBOL line numbers first. |
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sushmitha.prasad
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Location: India
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Hi Robert,
Do you mean that the NUM ON should be typed for PROFILE and then is the command -> c all p'=' '' 73 80. How to get the character that you have shown in your command?
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Sushmitha |
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Robert Sample
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| After you bring up the file in ISPF edit, use NUM ON COBOL to turn on COBOL line numbering. This changes the profile to use columns 1-6 for line numbers. The character in the command is a shift-6, which usually is a ^ on PC keyboards; most emulators change the ^ to the IBM character. Or, copy the line I posted and paste in your emulator. |
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ashimer
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Location: Bangalore
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| Press shift + 6 .... or it is same as symbol ^ which is the shift option in key 6 ..... use NUM ON COB .... |
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ashimer
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| Sorry Robert ..didnt see your post .. |
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Terry Heinze
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| ISPF has a very thorough HELP system. It is your friend. |
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