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On Thu, 20 Dec 2001 u.ratay@abus.de wrote:
>
> I have to delete the blanks in a field. For example:
> Field A (before)  :  '111 222 333  '
> Field B (after)      :  '111222333    '
>

Depends on what you consider simple :)   I'd write a quick sub-proc
and throw it into a "utility service program", so that you always have
it available.

Here's a quick one I wrote (in the last 3 minutes) that will do what
you're asking:


     H DFTACTGRP(*NO) ACTGRP(*NEW)

     D NoBlanks        PR         32766A   varying
     D   Input                    32766A   const varying

     c                   eval      Msg = NoBlanks('12 34 56')
     c                   dsply                   msg              52

     c                   eval      Msg = '   1234567890--'
     c                   eval      Msg = NoBlanks(Msg)
     c                   dsply                   msg

     c                   eval      Msg = '   1234 56 7890--'
     c                   eval      Msg = NoBlanks(Msg)
     c                   dsply                   msg

     c                   eval      Msg = '111 222 333'
     c                   eval      Msg = NoBlanks(Msg)
     c                   dsply                   msg

     c                   eval      *inlr = *on

     P NoBlanks        B
     D NoBlanks        PI         32766A   varying
     D   Input                    32766A   const varying
     D Output          S            256A   varying
     D X               S             10I 0
     c                   eval      %len(Output) = 0
     c                   for       x = 1 to %len(Input)
     c                   if        %subst(Input:X:1)<>' '
     c                   eval      output = output + %subst(Input:X:1)
     c                   endif
     c                   endfor
     c                   return    output
     P                 E



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