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Powercobol to initialize the fields at run-time at zero binary
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| Massimo 2007-01-08, 7:55 am |
| Hi, a suggestion serves me:
in the programs microfocus the fields defined in the working-storage are
initialized at run-time (zero, spaces, ecc).
In the fujitsu powercobol the fields defined in the working-storage remain
to binary zero to run-time.(As standard Cobol language),
Does exist an option for set the powercobol to initialize the fields at
run-time (zero, spaces, ecc) ?
Thanks for the help.
Massimo From Rome.
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| Michael Mattias 2007-01-08, 6:55 pm |
| "Massimo" <blue_max_53@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:Hzooh.102381$uv5.1366775@twister1.libero.it...
> Hi, a suggestion serves me:
> in the programs microfocus the fields defined in the working-storage are
> initialized at run-time (zero, spaces, ecc).
> In the fujitsu powercobol the fields defined in the working-storage remain
> to binary zero to run-time.(As standard Cobol language),
> Does exist an option for set the powercobol to initialize the fields at
> run-time (zero, spaces, ecc) ?
Yes. See the VALUE [IS] clause for elementary items in working-storage.
That will work with ANY COBOL.
MCM
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