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somapradeep1
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Hi,
In my program i want to know whether the field is modified or not?
Any pseudo code please? |
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Nic Clouston
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somapradeep1
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| How to check the MDT tag in the program? |
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Bill O'Boyle
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Check the given map-field length (a binary-halfword) for greater than zero.
To check whether a user has used the Erase-EOF key against a given map-field, check the attribute-byte (a/k/a the MDT) for a value of DFHBMEOF (X'80'). This is defined to copybook DFHBMSCA, along with many other values, in your site-defined SDFHMAC library.
Mr. Bill |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| How to check the MDT tag in the program? |
did You ever hear about the word MANUAL and the verb READ 
I checked all You other topics and ...
You might be really more at ease in the beginners forum ...
we are here to help...
not to give basic training or <reread> and repost the content of the manuals because You did not read them |
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somapradeep1
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Thanks Mr.Global Moderator(enrico).
I know the common things in cics to not to post in the forum, but FORUM itself suggest that to share different views and different answers,we can get much answers in many ways.if we read the manuals we can get some points, if we post in forum we get more points(it may be basic or extraordinay question).FORUM is the right way to get answers in a short span of time, NOT TO DOMINATE WITH ANSWERS.Please dont answer in a dominating way...........
I KNOW THE WORD MANNUAL AND VERB READ. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| I know the common things in cics to not to post in the forum |
hard to believe
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| I KNOW THE WORD MANNUAL AND VERB READ. |
You might know the word but not how to make use of those concepts
look at my signature and use Your reading skills to understand what it really means
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| FORUM is the right way to get answers in a short span of time, |
spoiled kid excuse...
forum help is to solve issues that somebody overlooked, not to give replies that could be easily found in the manuals
search prevented only by incompetence laziness and unwillingness to do a bit of home work Yourself
if You want help show that You deserve to be help
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| Please dont answer in a dominating way........... |
You ask how You feel like... I answer how I feel like ...
get psychological assistance if You feel dominated 
another point ...
if You had cared to search the forums for CICS MDT CHECK and similar wording
You would not have had the need to post |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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| somapradeep1 wrote: |
| I KNOW THE WORD MANNUAL AND VERB READ |
then RTFM!
had you used 10 percent of the time
you spent providing the drivel you consider a sophisticated answer to being bluntly called lazy
you could have read the manual and learned that there are not that many points to this subject. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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Hi Dick!
You and I are at the same level as far as call a spade a spade approach is concerned
but I wonder why I get picked about it more often than You do  |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Because You are GM and He is SM!  |
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enrico-sorichetti
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Hi Anuj!
moderators are human too
what pisses me off is that too many people here think that I behave that way because of status or I know/you do not approach
completely wrong ...
I call a spade a spade wherever and whenever I feel it necessary |
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PeterHolland
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I call a spade a spade wherever and whenever I feel it necessary
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Also in a black bar in Harlem? |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| not worse than <clarifying> things to an IBM vice president in front of 300 people |
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Bill Woodger
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I call a spade a spade wherever and whenever I feel it necessary
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Also in a black bar in Harlem? |
Did you test this solution Peter? :-)
Maybe would have worked 40 years ago. Reminds me. The first editor I used (1979) was called SHAFT. Damn right :-)
For contemporary problems with sales of garden implements in Harlem, try Hoes. Special thanks to Kid 'n' Play for that one. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| enrico-sorichetti wrote: |
Hi Anuj!
moderators are human too |
Yes, and we need people like you.
I usually say to my spouse - if I could keep my self in order - that's enough because in the end, I'll be sure that at least one rascal is less in this world and know, she usually agrees! |
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