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How about defining a DS for each file format, the just EVAL DS2 = DS1 ?

Also, check for the new e-cards virus (mCAfee DAT that came out today 5415). It disables System Restore among other things.

I have the same kind of problem. I am trying to load Win2003 x64, but it refuses to boot from CD. Tried on another machine, it won't boot this CD either. Tried Win2008, boots fine. Downloaded a fresh copy of Win2003 x64 from the MS License site - it won't boot either. No errors - just...

I need to setup OCS and am looking for hardware/software requirements. The MS web page gives specs for supporting 100,000 endpoints, but I am not that big. My environment: < 100 users (maybe < 25) using only IM and Presence Cisco Unified Comm Unity Exchange 2003 Win 2003 servers Win XP users It...

BTW: The easiest way, esp for a "novice", to handle security is through Navigator. You have a copy option there, plus all the values have descriptions that are readable. It uses check boxes for many options.

You probably want to do something like this, if I understand you correctly. You only need to output one line for the description, as it will loop Fn times z-add 1 to Fn read file1 dou eof move field1 to arrdet(Fn) read file1 add 1 to Fn enddo z-add 1 to Fx dou Fx > Fn eval printline =...

No. But you could use an array. eval Detail(fn) = field1

My Netmeeting directory has a user name list as "waiting for call", but this user left the company years ago. The "location" was closed at the same time. I suspect that someone fired up an old PC that has netmeeting started and was orig configured with his name (he was an IT support person). My...

My Netmeeting directory has a user name list as "waiting for call", but this user left the company years ago. The "location" was closed at the same time. I suspect that someone fired up an old PC that has netmeeting started and was orig configured with his name (he was an IT support person). My...

Well, you might be able to define the file as "program-described", then define RECORD as the entire record. Then the DS idea might work. You said 20 lines is too much coding - what would it need to be ? Most workarounds would prob need 20 lines or more.

I think this is what you want D SalesData DS D Qtr1 D Qtr2 D Qtr3 D Qtr4 D QtrSales Overlay(SalesData) D Like(Qtr1) Dim(4) Qtr1,2,3,4 are fields in the input record. QtrSales is the...

Reaper73, Why doesn't %dec work ? A sample of the input would be useful. Also, what release are you on ?

I don't think you could make it "simpler" than that. You don't need another object. But you would need to put the SQL code into a source member, then use RUNSQLSTM to execute it at the proper time. Other option is to use a very simple RPG pgm. I don't think there is any OS command to do what...

>>Regardless of the input format, the output is returned in *ISO format. << Not true. The date format is whatever the result field is defined. In this example, ScreenDate is defined as *MDY so will be 111507. For the orig request: EVAL @CDATE = %dec(%date(RCDATE:*MDY):*YMD) Note that this...

>>In RPG IV the %TRIM function returns the given string less any leading and trailing blanks and solely blanks << Not true anymore. The second parm on the %trim, %trimL, %trimR identifies the characters to be trimmed. Esp useful for dumping things like $ and * , for example. NewField =...

> How does the cycle work? Every RPG program uses the RPG cycle. You should check the RPG manual for a full description. The cycle in very simple terms goes like this: 1. Read a record from "Primary" file. 2. If level breaks have occurred, process Total-time calcs and output (LR is turned on...

Try using the " instead of 2 ' charaters. That's the upper shift " as a single character. While command processing sometimes changes this to a single ', usually in data its left alone.

>> 3. The Result field is loacted at the left of the operation: Same as fixed-format EVAL command, which is what this is. >>4. The Equal sign(=) is used in place of the MOVE operation. Not exactly. The MOVE command is not available in free-format. You are using the EVAL here, which...

Oh, and mercury2 is right - I mis-keyed. It should be IP on the F-spec, and not IF