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kumar1234
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Hi,
When I map a file using a copybook in file-aid a particular 2 fields shows as values 'INVALID' but if I browse using option 3.4 i can see the values.
Below is the screen shots of those 2 fields when I map using a copybook:-
PROVIDER-PAID-AMOUNT
9/NUM
(301-309)
55------------------
************* TOP OF
INVALID
INVALID
INVALID
INVALID
INVALID
INVALID
SERVICE-UNITS
7/NUM
(186-192)
45-----------
DATA *******
INVALID
INVALID
INVALID
INVALID
Could anyone please let me know why is this.
Thanks. |
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Soumik Das
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no we cant....
the reason is you have only given half of the info....show us the details via 3.4 option and set the HEX to ON.
Only then we might be able to help you. |
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kumar1234
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Here is it for the Amount field,
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14649
4444FFFFF
000014649
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5261
44444FFFF
000005261
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1689
44444FFFF
000001689 |
"Code'd" |
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Bill Woodger
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Mmmm... looks invalid enough to me, in that the value does not conform to a numeric display picture.
That is even when looking at it "Code"d, so we can see the spacing!
You have four leading blanks/spaces (the hex 40's). Shouldn't be lying around in a PIC 9(n) field. You're lucky FileAid caught it for you, as it is not the sort of thing which makes your program go S0C7. |
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Soumik Das
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ahem... when I said to show us the details I meant to use BBcode..
Please use that format so that we can help you better.....whatever you have put there is seriously unformatted and I have better things to do than solve petty formatting issues...
Plus where is the copybook structure....???? |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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| this should not be in cobol forum. |
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Bill Woodger
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| dbzTHEdinosauer wrote: |
| this should not be in cobol forum. |
...although it might come back when the TS wants to know the exciting way he has achieved this in his Cobol program...
Better to start a new topic for that, hint, hint, kumar1234. |
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Nic Clouston
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| Better to start a new topic for that |
or even look at the many topics discussing character and numeric and keeping them straight.
Almost 4 years on the board and TS has still not found the 'Code' button. |
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