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Pavan101
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Hi all,
Plz let me know that i am reading a Parm file and now i need to see parm file's value in particular Cobol variable,
Something i remember that there is a 'StandBy' command.
so can u give me detail description about it.
Thanks in advance
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Robert Sample
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Which COBOL compiler version? Are you using a debugger or not? AFAIK, there is no 'STANDBY' command in z/OS COBOL.
DISPLAY works well to show variable values. |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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Robert,
it is 'Standby your <variable>', by Tammy Wynette. |
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Robert Sample
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ROFL dick!  |
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Pavan101
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i am using Z/os cobol.
But still i am not getting it properly. |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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no such thing,
you are using either OS390 COBOL, COBOLII or Enterprise COBOL in a z/OS operating system.
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| But still i am not getting it properly. |
what told you that? Had you shared the error with us we could be more detailed/direct with our response.
As it is, can only show you the manual:
DISPLAY <variable name>
you don't need the UPON or WITH phrase. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| Something i remember that there is a 'StandBy' command. |
From where do you remember this?
And for the music buffs, also "Standby Me" from Ben E. King. . . |
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