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  1. jmoore207

    IBM zoned, packed what the ... is this?

    I am getting a file from a client which I assume is coming from a mainframe and is being transfered over to a unix box. I am running the file through sql-loader to populate an Oracle table. The field I am having a problem with is being moved to fields depending on which code it is. The position...
  2. jmoore207

    Reading a field backwards

    Wow, thanks for all your great feedback. I think I might have it figured out!
  3. jmoore207

    Reading a field backwards

    It seems I may need to unstring and then go back and inspect it. I need a good example of unstring using pointer and tallying. Since the data is never in the same format. I went to the page Glenn recommended but I cannot view the examples.
  4. jmoore207

    Reading a field backwards

    Glenn can you post a little pseudocode or an example.
  5. jmoore207

    Reading a field backwards

    Thanks, for getting back to me Glenn! When I go to that page I can't see the examples. Not sure why. I will search for unstring with pointers. Thanks!
  6. jmoore207

    Reading a field backwards

    I am working on a data conversion project and I am trying to find the zip in the field(s). It can be in adr3 or adr2 field and I have to figure out how to parse it out to a zip field. The problem is the data is not consistent. Here are some examples of what the data looks like. The input file is...
  7. jmoore207

    Converting Cobol programs to PL/SQL packages/Procedures

    unfortunately with the job market the way it is, I have to ride this train for a little while. I agree with what you posted tho.
  8. jmoore207

    Converting Cobol programs to PL/SQL packages/Procedures

    Santamufasa, I will post the W-S tomorrow morning. This program does not update any tables, it gets the fields it needs from the 3 tables, build s a sort-rec and then build a report-rec from the sort-rec. Not an ideal program to convert. We have 100's of these type programs. I was hoping since...
  9. jmoore207

    Converting Cobol programs to PL/SQL packages/Procedures

    I agree 100% LKBrwnDBA. We have a lot of Cobol programs with embedded sql in them. They seem to be bound and determined to move away from Cobol. I think PL/SQL has its purpose, but I think we should just embed sql in some of these batch programs. I agree we will need some kind of temporary table...
  10. jmoore207

    Converting Cobol programs to PL/SQL packages/Procedures

    The company is looking to do this in house w/o training. So I suspect it to be a slow process. The problem is the Cobol programmers have to learn this while they are still working on there daily Cobol work.
  11. jmoore207

    Converting Cobol programs to PL/SQL packages/Procedures

    Thank you SantaMufasa. For the moment I am going to keep the displays/accepts that Cobol handles. Unless you know of a better way. The program is the typical batch Cobol program. init-routine (displays/accepts), sort routine, return sort creates report. I tried to pair it down as much as...
  12. jmoore207

    Converting Cobol programs to PL/SQL packages/Procedures

    Does anyone have experience converting Cobol programs to PL/SQL? I am having a hard time getting started and was hoping maybe someone had an example Cobol program they had converted. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
  13. jmoore207

    Bitmap printing on a datamax printer

    I have a logo (bitmap) that I want to send to a datamax printer for the top of a label. Pretty new to datamax label printers. If I have the bmp on my computer in the data directory. Not sure how to accomplish getting this on the label. Should I create an indexed file with the .bmp as the field...

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