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I think you'll need to step through it character by character looking for
delimiters, then extract the value based on the location of the
delimiters. I had to do a ton of that sort of stuff way back when. It's a
royal pain, but it does work. Much easier in a higher level language. If
you're doing a lot of that, check out rexx. I'm pretty sure it can do
that a lot more easily, but I haven't worked with it in 15 years, so I
really can't help you with it.
On Wed, 03 Oct 2012 16:48:56 +0000, Alan Shore wrote:
Hi everyone And before I forget (as I normally do) we are on V5r4.
Within CL, is there a way to obtain a string from the following
examples.
1. /weborders/PP91055370.txt From the above, I am looking for the
value PP91055370
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