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jdeeponline
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DATA-TBL OCCURS 1 TO 290 TIMES
DEPENDING ON NUM-RECS
ASCENDING KEY IS NUM-KEY
INDEXED BY NUM-IDX
In the above case, do we have any restriction to declare the variable NUM-KEY. I am getting a SOC7 when I declare this as paked decimal (COMP-3).
Since, the source from where I load NUM-KEY is declared as COMP-3, I have declared NUM-KEY as the same.
Is this some sort of violation? |
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Terry Heinze
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| Not that I can see from what you've posted. Please post the exact definition using copy/paste, not keying manually. Also post the exact code that's giving you the S0C7. |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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| I am getting a SOC7 when I declare this as paked decimal (COMP-3). |
the above statement is false. you received a soc7 because you have non-numeric data. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| I'd echo Dick. S0C7 is caused by a data exception and can only occur when decimal (packed) instructions are used. To get better replies, suggest you post the SYSOUT or diagnostic messages from the failed job. |
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