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samantha
4/18/2006
08:15:16
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 Subject: Question about Cobol code
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I need to code a program to make the output print out double spaced. Like John
mary
Sue
Do I put this code in the procedure division like this:
write report record after advancing 2 lines
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dmpmap0307
4/18/2006
11:45:26
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Based upon the code you displayed, coding "after advancing 2" should give you your double spacing.
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JWL
4/18/2006
11:56:56
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Hi saqmantha,
Depending on whether you want to have blank lines at the start of the print or not. If you use BEFORE ADVANCING 2 you print first and then advance 2 lines, while AFTER ADVANCING 2 would advance 2 lines and then print.
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