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Umm ok. Well the data looks like this: AP00002007101900000000123456700000001750w000000 AP00002007101900000000444444400000002340v000000

I'm on V5R4. In the attached file the position 31-40 contains dollar amounts and you can see some of them have a lower case letter in the last position. This is the negative sign with whatever number is supposed to be in that position. One other thing, this data is coming from a Unix system so...

I have a flat file that I am moving into a file with defined fields(contains both alpha and numeric). Everything is working great until I hit a record that has a negative value in a position that contains only numbers that I'm moving into a numeric field. In that position the value looks like...

I need to FTP a file from our Iseries to our FTP server as an Excel file .xml so we can then FTP this file to an outside company. When I do this and bring the file up in Excel the data is readable(except for one numeric field) but doesn't line up in columns. When I use client access it is...

No you miss understood me. The date in the field is '2061031 ' and it passes the test date op code for ISO. Anyway I found the answer to the problem. The test op code tested the date as 2061-03-01(don't ask me where the 0 between the 3 and 1 came from) which is a valid date. However when...

I have an 8 char field with iso dates in it(20061030). My problem is this. The following date was in the field and passed validation but the program bombed when it tried to move the date into a date field. Example: 8 char field (ISODATE): '2061031 ' rpg date field (RPGDATE) in *MDY format...

I'm sorry, I meant delete the records in the file not delete the files.

I'm using the CLRPFM command in a CL program on some files and was wondering if I needed to do a reorg on each file since the CLRPFM command removes deleted files.

Can you half adjust in free format without using the EVAL statement?

Thanks MdnghtPgmr. I was hoping there was a quick solution to this instead of going to a backup. Oh Well.

I've accidently moved a RPGLE program member from our live enviroment library to our developement library and blew away the member that was already in there. The member that was there had new changes in it. What I'm wondering is can the source be retrieved from the object in the development...