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ykishor
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Dear All
Can we all be a little more polite with the language we use.....agreed that many a time a lot of us want to get the job done in an easy way....but in the same breath I wish to add that nobody has forced anyone of us to join the forum and help others....we all are here to help each other out when one get's stuck...
...and also we must continue to toil and ask for codes only when one needs a parachute.....self-learning is the best way to move forward....
...a note of thanks to all the people who are continuously lending a helping hand...
Cheers.... |
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CICS Guy
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| ykishor wrote: |
| Can we all be a little more polite with the language we use..... |
I'm sorry, I do not understand, but just what did you find less than "polite"? |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
It won't work here as i'm locking the topic and relocating it and will issue a formal warning if this shows up again. . . In any part of the forum. . .
If any amount of time had been spent working on the reuirement rather than trying to get others to do the work, it would be done now. It has only been 5 days or so. . . |
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ykishor
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to CICS Guy:
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And it will be more helpful if I get paid my daily rate to do your job for you. Read the manuals and write the program, or plan on paying somebody to write your code for you.
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I too am confused if this the way we converse at a professional forum...by the way the query posted in this thread is not mine... |
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Robert Sample
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| Raw code is about 200 lines of COBOL without error checking (I wrote the program this afternoon to verify that). Surely even a complete COBOL novice can write a couple hundred lines of code in 5 days -- allowing for some testing as well -- which means the code could have been completed by now if the original poster had just coded up the program instead of trying for days to get somebody to do it. |
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ykishor
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in total agreement with u Robert :
the original poster has not taken the pains himself to do his own work(or post the results if any) and is expecting a ready made solution which should be avoided... |
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gopinathmk
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Hi ALL,
I got my job done from myside by having a new code for the requirement.Thanks for the ideas given. |
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dick scherrer
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You're welcome - thank you for letting us know you have a solution 
If you would like people here to review the code, post it and we will provide a code review. Please use copy/paste and the "Code" tag which makes the post more readable and preserves alignment. |
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