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arun nehra
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Hi ,
Can any one tell if we can compare between variable values like Low Values, High Values and Spaces. If yes then what is the order of these i.e. Low Value < High Value etc.
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Robert Sample
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What does the manual (link at the top of the page) tell you? |
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arun nehra
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I didn't get what you are actually referncing for. |
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Bill O'Boyle
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The EBCDIC collating sequence begins with X'00' (LOW-VALUE) and ends with X'FF' (HIGH-VALUE). A value of SPACE is left as a research exercise for the reader.
Hint: It's somewhere between X'00' and X'FF' |
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Robert Sample
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The COBOL Language Reference and Application Programming Guide manuals can be found in the manuals page which is linked from the top of this page. They will tell you all about LOW-VALUES, HIGH-VALUES, the collating sequence, and so forth. You need to consult the manuals first to determine the answer to this type of question since there's no reason for us to read the manual and regurgitate it to you. |
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arun nehra
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Thanks a lot Boyle.. |
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Bill O'Boyle
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arun nehra wrote: |
Thanks a lot Boyle.. |
Just so you know, I don't have a sister named Susan.... |
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PeterHolland
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Bill O'Boyle wrote: |
The EBCDIC collating sequence begins with X'00' (LOW-VALUE) and ends with X'FF' (HIGH-VALUE). A value of SPACE is left as a research exercise for the reader.
Hint: It's somewhere between X'00' and X'FF' |
I guess "SPACE" in EBCDIC is something like : E2D7C1C3C5
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