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yogeshwar_ade
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Hi everyone,
I am able to run below instruction.
XML GENERATE WS-BUFFER-ONE FROM TRANSACTION
COUNT IN WS-XML-COUNT
but when I am coding with encoding ....it's giving me compilation error.
What does it mean to me?
Does it have any issue with COBOl version I am using?
XML GENERATE WS-BUFFER-ONE FROM TRANSACTION
COUNT IN WS-XML-COUNT
WITH ENCODING 1208
WITH XML-DECLARATION
END-XML |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Suggest you post the compilation error - including the message id(s). |
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yogeshwar_ade
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Plx find the error massage.
XML GENERATE WS-BUFFER-ONE FROM TRANSACTION
COUNT IN WS-XML-COUNT
WITH ENCODING 1208
IGYPS2072-S "WITH" was invalid. Skipped to the next verb, period or procedure-name
definition.
WITH XML-DECLARATION
END-XML |
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Aaru
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Hi,
From the manuals
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To transform COBOL data to XML, use the XML GENERATE statement as in the example below.
XML GENERATE XML-OUTPUT FROM SOURCE-REC
COUNT IN XML-CHAR-COUNT
ON EXCEPTION
DISPLAY 'XML generation error ' XML-CODE
STOP RUN
NOT ON EXCEPTION
DISPLAY 'XML document was successfully generated.'
END-XML
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I have always used this SYNTAX and it works. I seriously doubt whether "WITH" can be used. |
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yogeshwar_ade
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| This syntax will not include version and encoding information in my XML output.(<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="yes"?>) |
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Robert Sample
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| Post in BBcode format the actual compiler output. Also post the definition for TRANSACTION. |
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