RE: IFS: Removing blanks from ASCII, comma delimited text file

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   The issue is that I want trailing blanks = eliminated.  For some reason my
   postings and replies get = garbled.

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   Subject: Re: [COBOL400-L] IFS: Removing blanks from = ASCII, comma
   delimited text file

      Perhaps I'm not understanding but if you = do *NOT* want the trailing
   blanks
      truncated, CPYTOIMPF will do the whole = trick.  e.g., "CPYTOIMPF
      FROMFILE(OS400DBF) = TOSTMF('.\mailrecs.csv') RCDDLM(*CRLF)".  This
   will
      retain field sizes including = blanks.

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      date: Tue, 11 May 2004 14:16:57 = -0400
      from: "Brown, Keith" = <Keith.Brown@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
      subject: RE: [COBOL400-L] IFS: Removing = blanks from ASCII, comma
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text file

        Thanks, I don't clarify the = issue.  The main    of the data do not
   want
      the blanks in the    = trailing blanks truncated.

        -----Original = Message-----
        From: = cobol400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx  On Behalf Of Don
        Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2004 = 2:09 PM
        To: COBOL Programming on = the iSeries/AS400
        Subject: Re: [COBOL400-L] = IFS: Removing blanks from    delimited
   text
      file

        well, once you've got it in = .csv on the host, why not    send
        it to the target?  = Would be much faster and a    transit.

        On Tue, 11 May 2004, Brown, = Keith wrote:

        >
        >    I'm = copying an AS/400 library    = comma          descriptions.  
   each
      record I'm sending 25-30 blank = characters.

        >
        >    = Thanks,
        >    = Keith Brown

      routed to one of many jobs running in a = subsystem. How can I debug a
      stored procedure when it is invoked = from the web?

      Thanks in advance for your = suggestions.

      Regards,

      Ash
      = <ash.nirody@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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