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Crox: Yes I was actually looking for editors that can be used to edit fixed length files. Thanks for the pointer!

Bruce, thanks for your detailed response! Do you know any commercial applications that do not come with the big Cobol packages? I have spoken to a few people in my current organization: - operators that need to monitor our applications. There are times when they need to search through these...

Thanks Bruce, for your comments. I greatly appreciate the effort you have put into Record-Editor! A coworker in a recent project has found your software and he seems quite happy with it. Do you know commercial alternatives? We would not use the Cobol Copybook integration because most of our...

Well, if this is an opportunity I'd develop this as an Eclipse (www.eclipse.org) application. I'd deliver it as an extension to an existing Eclipse installation for people that work with Eclipse and as a standalone application than can be used by itself with no knowledge of Eclipse internals...

I have search some more and found this editor: http://record-editor.sourceforge.net/ which comes close to what I have in mind. @webrabbit: What I meant are files of fixed length format, "fixed blocked" was a translation error :) I do though know that there are no block on PC systems.

Well when I was a Cobol programmer we were readign and writing mostly fixed length files. I developed a lot of converters that would read in one format and spit out the other. To test my application I had to feed it the proper files which I most of the time had to edit myself to implement...

Hi there, I'm currently trying to do some research for a next software application I'm developing and I'm very interested in your opinion. In nearly all of the projects I'm doing for customers (large Telcos) we need to handle files from host systems that are mostly fixed blocked. Now it's...