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Gousiya Mulla
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Given : 63.020003
How can we extract values after decimal point using COBOL logic .
Form my end , if it is alphanumeric we can use the String Functions (like substr) to extract . But not sure how it is for numeric ones ......
Please any idea ?? |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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how about:
given PIC 9(5)v9(10) value 63.020003.
gt-decimal pic 9(10).
lt-one PIC v9(10).
move given to gt-decimal, lt-one.
after move:
gt-decimal contains 0000000063
lt-one contains 0200030000 |
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Marso
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Location: Israel
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| Gousiya Mulla wrote: |
| if it is alphanumeric we can use the String Functions (like substr) to extract |
almost...
STRING is used to concatenate values, UNSTRING is used to split them.
and STRING / UNSTRING are not functions. |
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