how to change picture class of copy book variable inside
program?
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Hi,
Use Replacing option along with COPY.
Copy book(SAMPLE) defined as :
01 COPY REC
05 Emp-no 9(5).
05 name x(5).
If you want to change the Emp-No to 9(6).
Copy SAMPLE Replacing EMp-no by EMP-no1.
Define EMp-no1 as 9(6.
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Answer / sandeep_1985
You need to redefine copybook group variable in program and
then give the new picture clause for that.
I think that is the only way you can do. Correct me if i am
wrong.
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