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Binop B
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Murali,
If you are doing a simple MOVE statement it will not work because you are basically trying to move from Numeric field to Character field. You will have to redefine the field in the Mainframe...
As mentioned before only if u give more details about the target system we will be in a position to help you better. |
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pkmurali
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Binop,
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I am getting the values from container and store it in working storage variable,where the ws- variables are passed to program x. and i am getting the values from program x and i am putting into container to pass the data to java application.
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So far i didn't get the data type for target system, but when the program is receiving from the container (Source/Target system) i am getting the values from java to COBOL ( ex. char(contains only numeric data)(java) to s9(4)comp) i am sending back the data after callin/manipulating the same variables since the requirement is to map the numeric data to char(java) i am moving the comp and comp-3 values to alphanumeric item and writting(Put container) into container.
Thanks,
Murali. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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mmwife
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Hi Binop,
You wrote:
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| I guess the S9(9) COMP will take only 4 bytes... |
You're right, I always seem to mis-recall the break point from 4 to 8 bytes. The line s/b:
S9(10) COMP X'FFFFFFFFFFFFFB2E'
I'll correct the orig post. Thanx for picking that up. |
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