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Alik
12/01/2011
14:56:36
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 Subject: Help with data format/conversion
Message:
Hi
I am not working with Cobol but now we receive
data from the client I guess in COBOL format. I
have some difficulty to process numeric fields.
For one column numeric field description looks
like this: 9(9)V9(4)
If I take 13 characters from the row that should
be a number it looks like 000000012050{ or
000000266631I for another row.
How should I treat these numbers? What the symbol
in the end stands for?
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hlb
12/05/2011
04:45:17
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Message:
The data has 4 decimal positions. In other words, it has 4 positions after an implied decimal point.
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