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Re: Question on Cobol Move statement - mixed move x to zzz9.
On 22 May, 03:41, Clark F Morris <cfmpub...@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote:
> On Mon, 21 May 2007 16:32:56 -0400, Michael Schey
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> an IBM z series unless the PACK was followed by an OR IMMEDIATE on the
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> x'030004'.  Other platforms would have their own peculiarities.
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No PACK involved. The move was a simple move. If EBCDIC then
X'F3404040' would result in an S0C7 (I presume) unless only the low-
order nibbles are moved for each character and the X'F' nibble put in
to all high order positions ie X'F3404040' becomes X'F3F0F0F0'. My
money says that as there was no reported abend then it isn't IBM
hardware.


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