Problem Update:
I have gone back and done some troubleshooting on my login-handler page, the page that actually handles the user login and initial session start. My $row variable contains the correct data, and after they are set, the $SESSION_username variable contains the correct data...
I am having a problem accessing my session variables once a session is created.
Scenario:
1. I log the user in, successfully create a session using
session_start();
session_register( "SESSION_name" );
2. I then register my variables with...
thanks guys for your input...
I did some reading and found that, as Dimandja had pointed out, I had used it more than once to define multiple indexes. Problem solved!
Thanks so much for your input!
Sincerely,
S. Mitchell
Anyone who can shed some light on this error, I'd love to hear from you!
I have a variable in working storage called "char-count" and I have it as an index for several tables, and also present in some procedure code as follows:
PERFORM PROCESS-CHAR VARYING CHAR-COUNT FROM 1 BY...
Hey...
I'm learning PHP script and created a test php file. Have successfully created a database, inserted a table and a record. Now I'm trying to query the database and the query is failing to run (I'm receiving the output from my failure message..."could not query $table").
Here...
Damandja,
Scratch that last post from me. I had a filename wrong, so what you suggested did work. However, I did have to change the line "assign to sysout" to assign "output.txt". Anyway, I don't know what the deal is there. gave me an error about "sysout" not...
Damandja,
Thanks for your comment. I tried what you suggested, and got the same error. So I proceeded to change the output file line from <i>assign to sysout</i> to something like what you suggested, ' assign "ouput.txt" ' . I then got a new run-time error: 'jmp0310I-U OPEN ERROR...
I'm new to Cobol, trying to figure it out...I'm getting the afore mentioned error when I run my program (compiles and links fine, but this error on execution). I have an input file, but I'm not sure how to use it, what format it should be in, etc. Right now I typed it up in Notepad, saved it...
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