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enrico-sorichetti
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just a reminder,
since the TS is talking about a record length of 133,
probably ( or rather, certainly ) the recfm is FBA/FBM
so the first byte will contain the printer control char,
to check for blank lines the test should start at column 2 for 132 bytes |
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Frank Yaeger
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That may well be true.
I don't think 0C would be an FBA control character. It could be an FBM control character - I couldn't find 0C listed in my yellow card, but it certainly could be a machine code (I found 0A and 0B).
In which case:
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OMIT COND=(2,132,CH,EQ,C' ')
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Garry Carroll
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| It is the hex value of Positive sign. |
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think that you are pretty well mistaken in your statement that '0C'X equates to charachter +
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I would think that the X'0C' is a packed decimal positive zero?
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expat
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| Well, to me a positive sign is + and in my book thats '4E'X. |
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