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abdulrafi
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Location: Coimbatore
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Hi,
I recently designed a new imsdc screen. When i was testing i got a problem.
Actually there is a field named "TDSNO" which is of 7 bytes of length.
But when i executed the screen, the number got populated like,
TDSNO: Ø026765 C/C: 5
Actually the number is 0267655. the last number 5 got pushed up to the nearby field C/C and the first number got some junk value i guess. I checked the mfs properly for the input and output fields and also the psoition where the tdsno has to start and also the output field length. But everything seems to be normal.
Can anybody please help me to find out where could be the problem..... |
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Sandy Zimmer
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| We cannot tell you without more info. You need to post the fields from your MFS and your Cobol field definitions from your program. These fields need to match. The displacement needs to match. You need to go by field by field and make sure they are lined up correctly. |
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manikawnth
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Location: Mumbai
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Hi Abdul,
I strongly feel this is displacement mismatch.
The first character something looks like the attribute of the field displaced to wrong position.
Post the complete MFS layout and programs MOD layout while inserting on the screen. |
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Sandy Zimmer
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| The first character something looks like the attribute of the field displaced to wrong position. |
What are you looking at? Nothing was posted? |
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CICS Guy
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| abdulrafi wrote: |
| TDSNO: Ø026765 C/C: 5 |
Depending on the codepage, the Os (O slash) could be X'80' or X'9D'..... |
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