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John,
What did you get when you ran eval field = x'0000'? In my experience it always
set the
length to zero, clearing the field. Using eval fie = ' ', I would have
expected the
field to contain x'000040' followed by an undefined information, or x'4000...'
which, based
on your experience, is the most probable.
David Morris
>>> jpcarr@TREDEGAR.COM 07/24/00 01:40PM >>>
David
No, I don't think so. The FIELD in question is a 100 byte alpha
standalone field with the VARYING keyword.
I want to blank it out. In RPGIV I could say CLEAR FIELD or
I could say RESET FIELD both of which
would change the %SIZE back to zero, (%LEN would still be 2).
How do you do a CLEAR FIELD of a VARYING field in debug??
John
"David
Morris" To: <RPG400-L@midrange.com>,
<dmorris@plum <jpcarr@TREDEGAR.COM>
creek.com> cc:
Subject: Re: VARYING & Debug bug
07/24/2000
03:09 PM
John,
eval field = x'0000' should work.
David Morris
>>> jpcarr@TREDEGAR.COM 07/23/00 05:43PM >>>
I think I found a bug in the debugger when using the VARYING dspec keyword.
I was in Debug and said, EVAL FIELDX = ' ' wanting to clear the field,
then I got a " Length of varying length variable is out of range." see
below for message text.
How do you clear a VARYING field in debug (ie in a way that will reset the
2byte binary number back to zero) ??
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