RE: no display/accept to retrieve date, time, workstation id, user incobol400 -- COBOL400-L

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Subject: RE: [COBOL400-L]no display/accept to retrieve date, time, workstation id, user incobol400
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Date: Mon, 11 Apr 2005 09:45:36 -0400
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Other than calling an RPG or CL program to do the same thing - No.

But why bother?  Any alternative is going to be more work that a simple
accept/display.

Even RPG which is the simplest of the three to use for this purpose still
requires that (as a minimum) you call a built-in function to get the current
Date and Time.  Add to that the overhead of the CALL and you've saved
nothing.

Jon Paris
Partner400

www.Partner400.com
www.RPGWorld.com

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