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N.SUDHA
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| how to move a string from one column to another column using rexx |
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ofer71
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What do you mean by 'column' ? Do you mean DB2 columns ? Data columns shown in ISPF editor ?
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N.SUDHA
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| how to move all picin statements of cobol program to 48th column using rexx |
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ofer71
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2 Options:
1) Read the member line by line using EXECIO.
2) Write an edit-macro to do the job. It won't be easy, as you have to (1) find the PIC position in the line; (2) make sure that there is nothing in the 48th column; (3) insert the desired number of blank.
Enjoy
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N.SUDHA
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| give me a sample program for the above work |
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ofer71
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No problem. My rate is 80$ for an hour, and I estimate the work, including test, in 3 hours. I accept Visa, Mastercard or directly through PayPal.
When do you want me to start ?
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