I notice this in the Debugger also:
If I do: (*pDhr).PHN_OR_PIN = 2147483647 ==> I get (*pDhr).PHN_OR_PIN =
2147483647 = 2147483647
If I do: (*pDhr).PHN_OR_PIN = 2147483648 ==> I get (*pDhr).PHN_OR_PIN =
2147483648 = -2147483648
It looks like somehow the program is thinking that this PHN_OR_PIN field is
a int/Long. But the compile list seems to show that this field is Long
Long.
"Lim Hock-Chai" <Lim.Hock-Chai@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:mailman.7821.1265835385.2580.c400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
The file is created thru DDS:
The DDS looks like below:
A R RECDHDR
A SUB 4H
A XMITEPOCH 4H
A TCAPCODE 4H
A LW5 4H
A LW6 4H
A LW7 4H
A LW8 4H
A LW9 4H
A LW10 4H
A PHN_OR_PIN 10B 0
A TID 2B 0
A K PHN_OR_PIN
In the C program, there is a copy book and it looks like this:
#pragma mapinc("F1","*LIBL/ECDHDR(RECDHDR)","both"," ","","F1")
#include "F1"
#define MHR F1_RECDHDR_both_t
In the compile source, I see this:
15 |#pragma mapinc("F1","*LIBL/ECDHDR(RECDHDR)","both"," ","","F1")
16 |#include "F1"
1 |/* ------------------------------------------------------- *
2 |// PHYSICAL FILE : PALHC/ECDHDR
3 |// FILE LAST CHANGE DATE : 2010/02/09
4 |// RECORD FORMAT : RECDHDR
5 |// FORMAT LEVEL IDENTIFIER : 449D33759180A
6 | * ------------------------------------------------------- */
7 |typedef struct {
8 | char SUB[4];
9 | char XMITEPOCH[4];
10 | char TCAPCODE[4];
11 | char LW5[4];
12 | char LW6[4];
13 | char LW7[4];
14 | char LW8[4];
15 | char LW9[4];
16 | char LW10[4];
17 | long long PHN_OR_PIN;
18 | short int TID;
19 |} F1_RECDHDR_both_t;
20 |
21 |
17 |#define MHR F1_RECDHDR_both_t
"Lindbom, Joakim" <joakim.lindbom@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:<mailman.7816.1265834913.2580.c400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>...
Can you send the file declaration and the definitions of pDhr?
/Joakim
10 feb 2010 kl. 21.41 skrev
"c400-l-bounces+joakim.lindbom=capgemini.com@xxxxxxxxxxxx
" <c400-l-bounces+joakim.lindbom=capgemini.com@xxxxxxxxxxxx>:
I'm looking at this line of code in debug mode:
iofb=_Rwrite(pFhr,pDhr,HDR_RL);
When I do: EVAL (*pDhr).PHN_OR_PIN :x ==> I get 00000000 0015942D
But once it wrote to the file and I use SQL to query it and the
Hex(PHN_OR_PIN) is showing 000000D000000000. Couldn't quite
understand
why.
So, I ran the program again and this time, before it executes that
line
of code I did below in Debug:
==> (*pDhr).PHN_OR_PIN =3333333333 ==> The debugger is showing me
(*pDhr).PHN_OR_PIN =3333333333 = -961633963 (Don't know why)
So I did:
EVAL (*pDhr).PHN_OR_PIN :x ==> I get FFFFFFFF C6AEA155 (Don't know
why
either)
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