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It would be helpful if you would provide more information, since you never
provide adequate background information on what you are trying to
accomplish.
For example:
"when I created the field as 8 character, >it< adds leading zeros so I made
the field numeric 8S 00 but they want it to be character."
what is "it" ?
"Any ideas how to copy without throwing in the leading zeros? I think an RPG
program would be the way but is there any way in a CL or Command?"
Copy to where?
As always, you should learn how to better ask questions:
http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
-sjl
"Hoteltravelfundotcom" wrote in message
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HI I have to create a file based on employee badge info.
there is name and dept 40 characters each.
the badge id is 3 but they want the PF to hold 8 for futures.
when I created the field as 8 character, it adds leading zeros so I made
the field numeric 8S 00 but they want it to be character.
Any ideas how to copy without throwing in the leading zeros? I think an RPG
program would be the way but is there any way in a CL or Command?
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