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manoz_k
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I am Using TALLY keyword in my report to print # of records, but my record count is way above 100,000.So i see TALLY record count is truncated in first byte.if suppose count is 535,232 i am getting 35,232*.
How to avoid this ? |
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Bill O'Boyle
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Are you referring to the COBOL "TALLY" Special-Register? It has an internal Picture Clause of S9(05) COMP. So, I would define a WS field, as PIC S9(09) COMP (or better yet, COMP-5 if your compiler supports this) and use the WS field instead.
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manoz_k
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| I am using TALLY in EasyTrieve Reporting,This is supposed to give Count of records for Summary Column, i am getting '*' towards the end of the count.Actual count's first digit is getting truncated.( only 5 digits are getting displayed ) |
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Bill O'Boyle
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What does the EZT manual say about the maximum capacity of their "TALLY"?
Review the documentation and/or contact CA and all will be forgiven.... 
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PeterHolland
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Try using TALLYSIZE on your REPORT statement :
The TALLYSIZE option sets the print size for the field TALLY. Valid values for literal-2 are 1 through 18. The actual number of digits used for TALLY on a summary line are the summed value of TALLYSIZE and SUMSPACE.
And yes Bill is right, its all in the manual (as you can see) |
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CICS Guy
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| About the option TALYSIZ=nn, the CA-Easytrieve/Plus Reference Guide wrote: |
| Specifies the size of the TALLY field in digits. The valid range is 1 to 18. The value of SUMSPAC is added to TALYSIZ to determine the effective size of the printed field. Using the defaults for SUMSPAC and TALYSIZ, the effective size of TALLY is five digits. Override is through the TALLYSIZE parameter of the REPORT statement. |
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manoz_k
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| Thank you All.I am thru... |
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