Try embedding a x'0D0A' in your text string. Something like the following:
STRING LIST-TIME, X'0D0A', LIST-CALL,
X'0D0A', LIST-NAME, ' ', LIST-CONTACT
X'0D0A', LIST-DESC, ' ', List-Icon
DELIMITED BY SIZE
INTO CALL-STRING
This works in Fujitsu Cobol.
I believe we are all confused.
01 val1 pic 99v99999 comp.
01 val2 pic 9(7).
01 val3 pic 9(7).
Move val1 to val2.
divide val2 by 100 giving val3.
val1 is defined as 7 digits binary with an assumed decimal point. Value "0000324" would be considered 00.00324. First question...
If you are talking about open error on specific files, these are usually files that the operating system is using and eTrust has been denied access to them. This is a normal condition.
etom
I have the same issue. I have two neighbors with wireless networks. My son's PC can see both of theirs and mine. His PC kept trying to connect to the wrong network. The wireless adapter on my Son's PC has the ability to build a connection profile. I simply set up the proper profile to the...
I use version 7 of the Fujitsu compiler and have the same problem with the Accept verb. I have never tried to solve the problem since I rarely use the accept verb do to most of my programming is in Powercobol.
In reading the documentation it indicates that the following may solve your...
According to my Version 7 documentation, Listviews contain Listitem objects. Listitem objects do not contain a property for color so, I would read that as a NO to your question.
My printing is release when I close the printer. It will always print on your default printer and you have no choice of the font. Mine was printing so small I could not read it. Kind of depends on what type of printer you have. There is a way to control the Fonts and sizes. Fujitsu has a...
I believe compiling your Cobol program with RMODE(24) and AMODE(24) is not necessary. I have called Assembler non LE compliant routines using just the DATA(24) compile option and using a dynamic call "CALL WS_NAME USING VARIABLE" where WS_NAME is a working storage field contaning the routine...
I would make sure your Windows 98 system has the extended Memory manager loaded for Dos programs. It sounds like you are trying to use the extended memory (/E on the bind) and it is possible on the Windows 98 machine extended memory has not been made available to your DOS window.
I have located...
I would completely backup my system prior to ugrading to XP. Use software like Norton Ghost, Drive Image, or True Image to create a backup that can be restored if things go very wrong.
The 0C7 is saying that your input amount was not a valid Comp-3 format. The code that fredericofonseca posted above which tests the input for numeric will solve the 0C7 however, your root cause is your input amount is not a valid comp-3 field.
etom
Sorry, Unable to find that entry in my registry. I have a special version of the CA software supplied by my work. I guess I will turn it over to them to try and fix.
Thanks for the attempt.
etom
I am having a problem where when I try and launch ETrust the splash screen is displayed and that is where it hangs.
ETrust seams to be working normally otherwise. I can right click on a file or directory and scan it. I just can not launch the ETrust Console to set up scheduled Scans etc...
When writing a subroutine (Procedure using) it would indicate that another process will be calling your program. The message you are getting appears to me to indicate that the calling program (program calling your routine) does not call your program with matching parameters.
Your program has...
Sounds like a microsoft issue to me. Glad you were able to fix the problem. I already had service pack 1 installed so I guess that is why I do not have the problem.
etom
It sounds like a registry issue. I had a simular problem with V6 last year. After contacting Fujitsu, they sent me a registry fix to clear up the problem. That was on the Data Access version.
My guess is you have the wrong version of the MS installer documented in your registry somehow...
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