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PORYES
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Hi-
I have a cobol copybook and I want declare the same in easytrieve.
cobol copybook layout
01 LS-INY100-PARMS
05 LS-INY100-TABLE
10 INY100-CALLING-ITEM OCCURS 20 TIMES
ASCENDING KEY IS I100-KEY
INDEXED BY I100-INDEX
15 I100-KEY
20 INY100-PART PIC 9(5)
How to convert the layout in easytrieve? Can anyone shed some light on this? |
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superk
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PORYES
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Thanks SuperK.
Is there any other way I can convert?
I looked for CBLCNVRT macro in my shop, But didn't get a luck.. |
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Gary McDowell
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We have MACRO4 Data Manipulation in our shop which can convert COPY to Easytrieve Plus File Layout Macro. I tried it and got the following…
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01 LS-INY100-PARMS.
05 LS-INY100-TABLE.
10 INY100-CALLING-ITEM OCCURS 20 TIMES
ASCENDING KEY IS I100-KEY
INDEXED BY I100-INDEX
15 I100-KEY
20 INY100-PART PIC 9(5). |
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MACRO
LS-INY100-PARMS 1 100 A
LS-INY100-TABLE 1 100 A
INY100-CALLING-ITEM 1 5 A +
OCCURS 20 INDEX(SUB001)
I100-KEY +
INY100-CALLING-ITEM 5 A
INY100-PART +
INY100-CALLING-ITEM 5 N |
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dick scherrer
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| I looked for CBLCNVRT macro in my shop, But didn't get a luck.. |
This is a built-in conversion available with Easytrieve. It is installed along with Easytrieve.
Where did you look for this? |
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PeterHolland
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Well, i'd recommend checking "things" with the vendor (CA) rather than IBM doc.
For years CBLCNVRT was part of the product. When the jump was made to the first R11, someone got the bright idea to Not include it in the install. After enough users said they wanted it back, it has been put back into the product - so if someone installs the current software, it will be there.
It has always been available but for some recent years, it was a burp . . .
Anyway, the macros quite likely may already be on the system (depending on how current the release) and simply need to be discovered. If they are not, CA can make them available. A few years ago a client was very far behind on releases and the CBLCNVRT installed failed sometimes. CA sent me the new macros and we were able to run the "new" cblcnvrt on a very old release. |
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PeterHolland
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| dick scherrer wrote: |
Hello,
Well, i'd recommend checking "things" with the vendor (CA) rather than IBM doc.
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I stand corrected, my research should have been more acute. |
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dick scherrer
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Not to worry 
This is like the flip-side of "JCL Checkers" many sites use. They are not current so they raise errors that are Not . . . 
Be well, and thanks for the feedback - i was not aware cblcnvrt was mentioned in IBM material 
d
ps. it must be Emoticon Day here . . . |
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PeterHolland
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| dick scherrer wrote: |
| ps. it must be Emoticon Day here . . . |
Sure, especially after surviving "Blue Monday" |
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