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07wickedwizard
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Wrote my first COBOL program, but i think the code is running but at a certain point I think it is running in loops or not even taking up to read the ksds file. Can anyone check if there are any errors?
Have declared some temporary variables but haven't used them |
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prino
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| Look at line 42 of your code, but given that you're a du-fu, that probably won't help you. |
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07wickedwizard
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| I didn't get you, can you please elaborate |
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sergeyken
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| 07wickedwizard wrote: |
| I didn't get you, can you please elaborate |
Here you can find the explanation: Webster Dictionary
Please, read it carefully. |
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Robert Sample
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| Can anyone check if there are any errors? |
Check what?
Use standard COBOL debugging methods -- use DISPLAY statements, code review, dumps (if any), etc. -- to figure out what is going on in your program. |
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Pedro
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You can use Ration Developer for Z (RD/z) to debug Cobol programs. You can do debugging tasks like setting break points, and monitor variables.
note: my experience was with PLI; only assuming Cobol should work the same way. |
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Rohit Umarjikar
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How do you expect anyone to help with 0 information.. so help yourself by putting some displays
Moved to beginners section. |
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