Sorry to ask the question here, but i just don't know where to ask it.
I can't go on the A drive. I am pretty sure that a line is missing in my autoexec.bat file.
I can browse my A drive but can't go on it with the commande : cd A:Could do tell me what to add ?
Thanks a lot
Since you are a hungry one, let me tell you my story: we were poor!.
This is meant to be heard more than read.
(I am just teasing)
enjoy
http://www.cs.auckland.ac.nz/~j-hamer/we-were-poor.html
Hello Crox,
So what do you think of this explanation given in
http://mvshelp.com/qacobol.htm
Dear friend the difference between the next and continue verb is that in the continue verb it is used for a situation where there in no eof condition that is the records are to be accessed again and...
Not at all Slade. I was looking forward to reading your answer. It is the opposite. I like your posts and find them very helpful. I admire the fact that you take time to read and answer the questions. In french , you would say "chapeau". That could be translated as "Hat Off"...
Hello
I may be wrong, but I think that you have to store a space for the sting that should be the size of the largest item of your table.
Then you can use " function lenght(your table item) " if you need to play with that lenght.
slade will certainly correct me.
I don't understand the mechanics behind "half track blocking" strategy. I know that the goal is to efficiently use the space on disk.
on a 3390 disk, there are 15 tracks per cylinder. Each track holds 56664 bytes.
1- what is this magical number 27,920 block size ?
2- what is a DASD ...
Hello
What you will have in your output file is:
MichaelJor PamelaWall ....any thing that your variable is supposed to represent. CF20S_A_TIN represent data it is not the data.
"Y = 2.X" is a linear line equation , it is not the line it self.
hello hello
How did you find E8D4A50FFF for 999 999 999 999 ?
I get D4A50FFF
If i can understand that , i will be happy. I know that i don't need to worry about the storage on a mainframe. as slade said it, it is 2, 4 or 8.
1101 0100 1010 0101 0000 1111 1111 1111
D 4 A 5...
Hello
i understand that Pic 9(13)comp-3, Pic S9(14)comp-3 require 7 and 8 bytes of storage respectively. i don't see why Pic S9(12)comp, Pic S9(13)comp and Pic S9(14)comp require 6 bytes of storage.
Any hint ? I read Michael Mattias's article, but still i need some light.
Thank you.
Crox said it but i missed it :A CSV file is nothing more than that the elements of you record are separated by a comma.
How about using a JCL to do that ?
OUTREC FIELDS=(field-1,X'4F',field-2,X'4F'.....) ?
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