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bamohan
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Hi,
Can this be done by using INSPECT or some other cobol functions?
Basically, in the below example i need to replace the phrase COBOL and its subsequencent three characters with spaces. The three characters are dynamic and it can hold any numeric/alphanumeric/special characters.
Please help!
Example:
Input String : This forum is very useful to solve COBOL III, COBOL ABC, COBOL XYZ, COBOL XXX technical problems .
Output String : This forum is very useful to solve technical problems . |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Your "output" does not match your "rules". Where did the commas go?
To do what you want, you can write code using reference modificaton to locate and bypass the content you want left out of the result string. |
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bamohan
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| Oh. I missed to out to include the commas. Ok i will try out reference modification. |
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dick scherrer
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Good luck 
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