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I've got to produce a dataset on the IBM mainframe that can then be loaded up to an Oracle database. What are the valid formats I can use for the data? Everything I've seen so far has been CHAR. Is it not possible to use Integer (in cobol S9(9) COMP) or Decimal (S9(13)V99 COMP-3) formatted...

(sorry for the delay, been on hols) The template is called Standard.dot I've successfully amended it so that the HEADER1 no longer appears when I open a document, but it still opens a blank document when I open an existing one (unless another document is already open) No macros are present in...

Double click in either explorer or a desktop shortcut, or even a single click from recent documents. The intended document opens correctly, as well as a new document, "Document1", with the text "Header1" in style of Header1. Problem does not occur if Word is already open with another document...

Whenever I double click on an existing document Word also opens a new document with "Header 1" in it. Why? Is it a setting, or something in the default template? How do I stop it?

XP Pro being used. Shared Documents folder pre-existed from build. Copied some files in there from another drive. I can change them, even though the read-only flag is ticked (if I remove it, it comes back). Yet the wife, another super-user, can only read the files, no update allowed. Why?

Turnpike can only export emails in "Berkeley" (a.k.a. "Unix") format. Outlook does not recognise this format. How do I bridge the gap?

It must be possible, because Teradata doesn't complain. It just doesn't return any data. Here's the code:- WHERE AIB IN (CASE WHEN EXTRACT (MONTH FROM DATE) IN (1,4,7,10) THEN '(A,B)' ELSE '(I,B)' END ) Where am I going wrong? p.s. yes, I know it can be done with ANDs...

Sorry, should have read S99999, i.e. 12345B (looks like FFFFFC 123452 in hex) Does that make a difference? What do I put in the DEFINE statement? INTEGER would expect 4 bytes in binary.

How do I fastload a file from MVS which contains a field which you would define in COBOL as S9999? It's not decimal, or integer.