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Hi all. My program runs without complaint, but when I check the output file, it seems to be totally empty. It used to complain, but then I started calling it after creating an output file with the following command: CRTPF FILE(MYLIB/THEFILE) RCDLEN(16384) FILETYPE(*DATA) MBR(*FILE) The COBOL contains blocks like these: file-control. select thefile assign to thefile. data division. file section. fd thefile. 01 named-rec pic x(16384). [omit working-storage, linking sections, procedure division header] [inside main procedure:] open output thefile perform set-named-rec-value if return-code = 0 write named-rec end-if close thefile . Do I need to create the output file in a different way? Am I not telling the COBOL program enough about file? I also don't know how to debug the running COBOL program to check whether named-rec is being set correctly. I'm on V5R2. Thanks, -Jared
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