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vijay000
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Hi Guys,
I am trying to move a data (423ec4c9) ( 1111409865) s(9) comp to 9(10).
But sometimes most significiant digit i.e (1 here) is getting spaced out and it reaching the target variable as 111408865.
Any explanations? |
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Robert Sample
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| Well, show us some variables definitions and code, and we'll have some explanations. From what you've posted, no explanation is possible. |
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vijay000
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Rob,
I am trying to move like
value-a PIC S9(9) USAGE COMP to value-b PIC 9(10) .
and teh most significant byte(first one) is getting spaced out.
needa some more info |
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Robert Sample
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| Nope. PIC 9(10) values don't allow for spaces. Your value is not getting turned into spaces, no matter what you think. It could have a zero in front but not a space. When you compile the program, what is the TRUNC option value? |
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vijay000
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man,
Its TRUNC(BIN) |
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