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Krishna Velamur
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Hi Dick,
The solution that I had provided would find out the number of occurances of two consecutive ' (single code). This is the requirement right!!!! Correct me if Iam wrong. |
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Terry Heinze
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Krishna,
Please use BBCode to preserve accurate spacing. See FAQ. |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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| what is wrong with definining a variable PIC X(02) value ''''. ? |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| This is the requirement right!!!! |
Yup, sure is 
The "string" of quotes did not equate to one pair of consecutive single-quotes to my (easily confused) mind 
When i've needed to use one or more quotes as a data value, i've put something in ws (like dbz recommended or with the value QUOTE), or i've used the hex value inline. |
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Krishna Velamur
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Hi Dick,
It was a mistake from my side. Actually I moved the string of quotes into STR-2 which was defined as X(02). Thats the reason why my code was working. As suggested by Dick B, we can move " '' " into a string and use in inspect.
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STR-2 PIC X(02) VALUE "''".
INSPECT STR-1 TALLYING W-CNT FOR ALL STR-2
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or we can use
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INSPECT STR-1 TALLYING W-CNT FOR ALL ''''''
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Hope this helps. Corrections are welcome. |
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