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r_jaro
7/30/2008
02:23:03
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 Subject: ACCEPT -BAD WORK
Message:
HI
This is my structure data.
01 CUSTOMER-DETAILS.
02 ID-CUSTOMER PIC 9(3).
02 CUSTOMER-NAME.
03 LAST-NAME PIC X(20).
03 FIRST-NAME PIC X(20).
02 ADDRESS-1.
03 TOWN PIC X(20).
03 STREET PIC X(20).
03 NUMBER-HOUSE PIC 9(3).
02 NIP PIC X(13).
and i try initialize this record.
INIT-CUSTOMER-RECORD.
MOVE SPACE TO CUSTOMER-DETAILS.
MOVE ZEROES TO ID-CUSTOMER.
MOVE ZEROES TO NUMBER-HOUSE.
ENTER-CUSTOMER-RECORD.
DISPLAY "ENTER ID-CUSTOMER (001-999)".
ACCEPT ID-CUSTOMER.
DISPLAY "ENTER LAST NAME".
ACCEPT LAST-NAME.
DISPLAY "ENTER FIRST-NAME".
ACCEPT FIRST-NAME.
DISPLAY "ENTER TOWN".
ACCEPT TOWN
DISPLAY "ENTER STREET".
ACCEPT STREET.
DISPLAY "ENTER NUMBER HOUSE (001 - 999)".
ACCEPT NUMBER-HOUSE.
DISPLAY "ENTER NIP".
ACCEPT NIP.
When i run program and enter number - is ok
but next field length 30 charset
and i enter example:
Johnny [enter]
and i dont see next DISPLAY FIELD because
len(johnny) = 6 and my field is 30 letter.
I dont no how i can enter next field-record.
When i enter 30 letter then every thing is ok.
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patrick
7/30/2008
16:20:38
| RE: ACCEPT -BAD WORK
Message:
you have errors in your input record designs.
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r_jaro
7/30/2008
16:24:33
| RE: ACCEPT -BAD WORK
Message:
Can You show me where is here some error?
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r_jaro
7/30/2008
16:29:11
| RE: ACCEPT -BAD WORK
Message:
I try example from http://www.lacitec.on.ca/~jlemoe/Cobol/Materiel/Cobol/Manuel/index.htm
And everything ACCEPT dont work.
I use fujitsu COBOL 3.0 - maybe this is no good compilator
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