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xknight
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My Objective is to move the amount which comes by default in
S9(10)V99 COMP-3 to the Alphanumeric X(40) record length.
If I move the variable directly, the compilation fails saying that the compatibility rules was not followed. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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xknight
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THANKS FOR THE LINK ANUJ....
REGARDS,
XAVIER |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Hi,
You are welcome XAVIER, you should learn not to use CAPS as they are symbol of shouting.
You should also learn how to search the forum for already discussed topics that way things get resolved little earlier..Good Luck..  |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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My Objective is to move the amount which comes by default in
S9(10)V99 COMP-3 to the Alphanumeric X(40) record length. |
Why would you want to do this?
Almost anything is "do-able" if some effort is spent, but how would a 40-byte numeric value be used? What about the implied decimal point?
If you explain what you need to accomplish, someone may have a suggestion. |
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sudhakar84
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We cant move the variable of type S9(10)V99 COMP-3 to ALPHANUMERIC directly
Plz declare a intermediate variable of type +9(10).99 and move it to the alphanumeric.. It works. |
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