How to delete leading spaces/blank in COBOL ?
Example:- 01 data-name-1 pic x(220) " English is a
language".
I would like to delete leading spaces.
Answer Posted / naveen
You have many options.
1. Use Reference modification if you want a COBOL program.
2. INSPECT will also do.
3. Use SORT, OUTREC option, it will also work.
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