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mturangi
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We are getting S0C7 error for the following statement
MOVE LENGTH OF 01-FILE-RECORD TO 01-FILE-LENGTH.
Here 01-FILE-RECORD is a variable file record and 01-FILE-LENGHT is declared as S9(04) COMP.
FYI, for fixed length file records we have no issues. |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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| 01-FILE-LENGHT is declared as S9(04) COMP. |
how is 01-FILE-LENGTH defined?
is 01-FILE-RECORD part of the FD section?
if so, has the file been opened?
has 01-FILE-RECORD been initialized or populated? |
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Bill O'Boyle
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| MOVE LENGTH OF 01-FILE-RECORD TO 01-FILE-LENGTH. |
Suggest you post the SELECT, the FD, the working-storage field and what you believe is the problem MOVE. |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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also the OPEN statement.
it appears from the code snipet, the TS is attempting to write variable len records.
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FYI, for fixed length file records we have no issues.
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what does that mean?
are you attempting to use a length for fixed length records
or
what?
Why are you moving a LENGTH of Reference name?
again, what are you trying to do? |
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