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saji123
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Hi,
Can i move a particular value in a variable to the index of a internal table
Fo ex: Can i do
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Set Var to 3
Move Var to ws-eqrf-sub,
where sub is the index fo an internal table
01 ws-eqrfn-table.
01 filler redefines ws-eqrfn-table.
03 table-entries occurs 100
indexed by ws-eqrf-sub.
05 value1 pic x(2).
05 value2 pic x(2). |
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rockish
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Just a small piece of advice :
Your question is pretty much straight forward that it might not take more than 5 minutes to test and see !!!!!
The best way of learning is always to search and find ourself. Because it is only then we wont forget it easily  |
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Bharath Bhat
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| No. You can only set an index. |
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saji123
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Thank you
I got it. Yes we can only set the index, in this case i can set the index with the desired variable, hope i am correct. |
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Robert Sample
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| I got it. Yes we can only set the index, in this case i can set the index with the desired variable, hope i am correct. |
Why hope? Why not read the manual (link at the top of the page)? Specifically, the COBOL Language Reference manual, section 6.2.33.1 on Format 1 for the SET statement gives the rules so you can know for sure. |
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