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  1. RubyL

    How do i increment an address register

    How do you increment an A0 register by 2?
  2. RubyL

    How do I convert Bytes to bits in VB

    Thanks very much for your help. I will try these and let yo know what works.
  3. RubyL

    How do I convert Bytes to bits in VB

    I working with a video data recorder and using MSComm to read data from the port. All of that is fine, but now i need to convert the bytes I recieve from the port to bits "1" and "0" so that I can parse the data in binary and then convert the parsed data to decimal. Any...
  4. RubyL

    How to read a 2-D table from a file

    The table is int weight[10][5] it is a table of a series of different sets of: 10101 I was trying to read with fscan I beieve the file opens as it passes my error check to open the file. I'm getting something out of it, but it is not correct. For each 0 I want to print a ":" and for...
  5. RubyL

    How to read a 2-D table from a file

    I am using Borland 5.0 and trying to open a file and read the table a row at a time.
  6. RubyL

    compare an unknown number of counters

    Hi Jack, Just wanted to let you know that the demo went smooth as silk yesterday. Now trying to catch up on my VB. Thank you so much. Ruby
  7. RubyL

    compare an unknown number of counters

    Hi Jack, Okay that answers my question. I think I'll be okay. I demo Monday. I'll let you know how it goes. Thank you so much. Ruby
  8. RubyL

    compare an unknown number of counters

    Hi Jack, Sorry it took me so long to respond, but work and school happened in between. I did exactly what you said in method three and it works like a charm. i don't know how to thank you. I have another question on the same topic, the way I am defining my index file with the array do I have...
  9. RubyL

    compare an unknown number of counters

    Hi Jack, No I'm not offended at all, I understand. I'm just so glad you are willing to take the time to help. I'm familiar with the start command, the read next and I know about alternate indexes. I will arrange the table in this order, and look forward to method #3. Thanks Ruby
  10. RubyL

    compare an unknown number of counters

    Jack, this is how I am creating the index file right now. ENVIRONMENT DIVISION. INPUT-OUTPUT SECTION. FILE-CONTROL. SELECT ADVISOR-FILE ASSIGN TO "TDS23502.E" ORGANIZATION IS INDEXED ACCESS MODE IS RANDOM RECORD KEY IS...
  11. RubyL

    compare an unknown number of counters

    Hi Jack, The last concepts we studied in Cobol II were screens and interactivity, I think we did one table in Cobol I and none in Cobol II. I'm not familiar with but I will look it up in one of books. Any further help will truly be appreciated. Thanks, Ruby
  12. RubyL

    compare an unknown number of counters

    Jack , I was typing directly. Yes, ican dessign the index file any way i would like and i am open to any suggestions. I am unfamiliar with the term ODO. I will try the table in the meantime. Ruby
  13. RubyL

    compare an unknown number of counters

    Hi Jack, Thank you for responding, I hope you can help me I am doing an interactive assign advisor program and have everthing working except this. Before I knew exactly how many advisor i had and was just reading next record and comparing the amount of students in the adv-rec counter with a...
  14. RubyL

    compare an unknown number of counters

    I am doing my senior project which is to assign advisors automatically when a new student logs in. When I knew how many advisors there were I could just compare each advisor counter to that number of counters in working storage. Now I have to allow them to add new advisors, so I'm lost because...

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