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rohin
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Hi,
In one of the existing Cobol programs, I saw command:
COPH LOGACTW.
Where LOGACTW is a copybook.
Could anyone please explain what exactly does COPH do and how is it different from normal cobol COPY command?
Thanks,
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yogeshwar_ade
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| I hope it must COPY, not a COPH??? Is this code is runing??? |
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yogeshwar_ade
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| yogeshwar_ade wrote: |
| I hope it must COPY, not a COPH??? Is this code is runing??? |
As its in existing code, I wonder how this code is working.
I hope there is no such keyword used in cobol.
Correct me if I am wrong. |
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Bill O'Boyle
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A capital "H" is South Southeast of a capital "Y" on the keyboard.
Suffice to say this is a typo-error.  |
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piyush_is_here
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i have never seen anywhere COPH,
plz check the code it can't be compile/run |
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vasanthkumarhb
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HI,
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Suffice to say this is a typo-error. |
That must be Typo error. other wise compile the program and see the result. |
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yogeshwar_ade
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| vasanthkumarhb wrote: |
That must be Typo error. other wise compile the program and see the result. |
To avoid these kinds of small typo error, I always make 'HILITE COBOL ON'. If it is COBOL Keyword/Reserve word it will be in RED color (Default Color) else it will be in Green.
Also I hope if you are going to Compile this code it will surely gives Compile error. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Hi,
| yogeshwar_ade wrote: |
| To avoid these kinds of small typo error, I always make 'HILITE COBOL ON'. |
Should I say, it could be site specific, I use "HI COB"...
rohin,
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| In one of the existing Cobol programs |
if so, you might like to check whether this
is an "active" statement of the program or not. |
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yogeshwar_ade
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| Anuj D. wrote: |
Should I say, it could be site specific, I use "HI COB"...
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'HI COB' is nothing but abbreviation of 'HILITE COBOL'. |
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cvishu
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HI i know its a very old thread , but curiously i just came accorss a live code that has the same statement COPH followed by a copybook name ( the copybook has a SQL statement).
Any clue as to what COPH does ? |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Post the output of a Clean Compile of this statement. Not the entire compile, just the bits concerning this. |
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Terry Heinze
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| Without seeing the output requested by dick, another possibility is that COPH might be a reserved word in some of of pre-compile step. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Searched in the DB2 and CICS manuals and COPH is not found.
Possibly it is some other vendor's "front end" . . . |
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Rohit Umarjikar
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| Did you check the compile listing? Please share the screen shot of that. |
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Nic Clouston
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| Please share the screen shot of that |
No - do not do a screenshot - a cut and paste using the code tags is quicker and more efficient file-size wise. |
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jagadishts
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This is not a Typo. COPH is used to copy host variables into EXEC SQL statement block.
EXEC SQL
SELECT VAR1, VAR2 FROM TABLE1
COPH DB001
WHERE VAR3 = XXX
EXEC-END
where DB001 may contain
INTO :WS-VAR1, :WS-VAR2 |
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Rohit Umarjikar
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| where DB001 may contain |
So you are not sure then and doing a guess work, you can do the same by using COPY/INCLUDE. Do you have a link to the manual which explains COPH?
Besides, Please don't tailgate any old trade, if you want to discuss something then start a new topic.
Moderators, Please lock this topic. |
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