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learnmf
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Joined: 14 Mar 2005
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HI All,
When i was coding a program , i entered some commands like NUM ON STD COB.
Suddenly waht happen i found my entire code is shifted to the left and i lost all the data of entire 3 columns of the program.
Can any body tell me how can i recover my data as well as what actully happened?
Thanks And Regards
Chandrasekhar
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radhakrishnan82
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Joined: 31 Mar 2005
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Location: chennai, India
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yes.The entire code will be shifted to the left when you issue "NUM ON STD COB".Its the property of the command.
Look at the commands below:
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Seq Command Description
STD NUM ON STD Sequence number is only in columns 73-80
COB NUM ON COBOL Sequence number is only in columns 1-6.
OFF UNNUM Sequence number must NOT be in the member.
Don't use NUM OFF (it will leave the seq number). |
I am not sure whether you can recover it if you had saved.
Unless issue "cancel" and come out.
hope it helps. |
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Hames
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Joined: 03 Oct 2005
Posts: 49
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Hi Friend,
I have also checked when you change it to NUM ON COB the data is lost.
To avoid this, issueing cancel command is the only way. |
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