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I am trying to loop through the session.contents collection and write the value of each item in the collection, but I am getting the error - Wrong number of arguments or invalid property assignment. For each Item in Session.Contents Response.Write Item & " value=" & Session(Item) next

Than you for letting me know this is possible. Could you give me an example of how to do this? I've searched for the answer but must not be using the right words.

I have a function that returns a boolean value in my code-behind page. Is it possible to set the visible property of a TemplateField in my Gridview equal to the return value of this function?

Sorry, I posted this on the wrong forum. I thought I was in ASP.NET.

I am trying to use a regularexpressionvalidator to verify that a valid state abbreviation was entered. I want it to be case insensitive. Below is my control, but it is not working correctly. I get a syntax error. <asp:RegularExpressionValidator ControlToValidate="txtBankState" ID="valStateLen"...

I am trying to use a regularexpressionvalidator to verify that a valid state abbreviation was entered. I want it to be case insensitive. Below is my control, but it is not working correctly. I get a syntax error. <asp:RegularExpressionValidator ControlToValidate="txtBankState" ID="valStateLen"...

The field can contain any hex value such as FA, CB, DA, 01, 0A, E1......

Wow, thank you to everyone for trying to help me out. I think slade has the right idea. The input value would be in the form x'F0F2' and I want it to be changed to x'02'for any valid "hex" value entered. The input will be checked before entering into the program to make sure that it contains a...

I'm using the COBOL OS/390 compiler and the output file is sequential.

No, the input file is a text file with the value of 02 or 00 or 01 in the field. I have to take that 2 character field from the input file and store it as a one byte field of x'02' or x'00' or x'01' respectivly, depending on what was in the input field. So if the input is the characters 02 then...

Maybe I didn't explain very well. What if the value in the input field was 02 and I want it to actually be x'02'? I want it to be generic. The two character in the input field can be anything and I want to store it as x'input'.

I have a text file as input to a cobol program with a 2 character field that is suppose to be hexadecimal, the file will have 00 in the field when it should actually be x'00'. How can I pull this filed into my program in a pic x(2) field and then have it represent a hex x'00'?

I'm not quite sure what is going on in your example. What is the * used for? Is there anyway to have a variable name that is longer than one character and still have it jump to the next field after one character is entered. Thanks for your help

I have an ISPF menu panel where the user enters a 1 character selection. Is there a way to make the cursor jump to the next input field automatically after they enter the first character?

The file is too large to be viewed. I looked up the IEBGENER and SORT but do not see any way to select only certain records to write to another file. Could you please lead me in the right direction. Thanks, melimae

Is there any way to get the same results as x all; f all in browse mode. I am trying to display only records that the first 8 characters match a parameter retreived from a panel. The file is very large and it is very slow using execio or lmget.