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From: Jon Paris <Jon.Paris@Partner400.com> To: <cobol400-l@midrange.com> Sent: Thursday, July 25, 2002 11:57 AM Subject: RE: Ugh. > > > How big is the receiver - is it 10 digits long by any chance? > > I didn't mean the COBOL definition - I know that was PIC S9(9) - I mean down > at the itty bitty level - the packed field that gets loaded from the binary. > SBDY 12 LOD1 52 load BIN CVSBPD 10 receiver packed LOD1 87 PACKED literal value 1 ADDP 11 0 0 CVPDSB 4 receiver binary STR1 52 store BIN ID 52 ENTRY TYPE DATA OBJ DATA TYPE 1 STORAGE CLASS 3 1 OWNER 0 OFFSET 0 LENGTH 00000004 23 RESERVED 1 00000000 FLAGS 6000C000 FLAGS 2 80 ID 10 ENTRY TYPE DATA OBJ DATA TYPE 8 STORAGE CLASS 3 1 OWNER 0 OFFSET 0 LENGTH 00000001 10 RESERVED 1 00000000 FLAGS 40008000 FLAGS 2 80 ID 87 ENTRY TYPE LITERAL DATA TYPE 24 LITERAL TYPE 5 1 0000 LENGTH 1 REPLICATION 1 VALUE 0000009000000000 FLAGS 0000 ID 4 ENTRY TYPE DATA OBJ DATA TYPE 8 STORAGE CLASS 3 1 OWNER 0 OFFSET 0 LENGTH 00000001 4 RESERVED 1 00000000 FLAGS 40008000 FLAGS 2 80
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