Steve Bricker wrote:
I see the scenario does not give enough to really allow someone to
formulate an answer.
An excellent reminder to write no code until the user's requirements are
fully understood!
OTOH a little rapid prototyping can be a fast path to discovery of
requirements.
Allow
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stand corrected. There was enough information. Thank you.
BAT file has nothing to do with Python. I used it because I knew
how. Once I figure it out in Python, I'll use that instead.
Steve Bricker
On Thu 13/11/08 11:58 , b
I see the scenario does not give enough to really allow someone to
formulate an answer. Allow me to clarify a bit. The three PD fields
are each 10 positions in length. Using the example below, a field
with X'014C' would need to be expanded to a
19-character field of '000
Steve Bricker wrote:
I am trying to build an application for work that FTPs a file from an
IBM mainframe to my Windows desktop then process it. The
EBCDIC-to-ASCII conversion works nicely (using a BAT file I created)
except for three packed-decimal data fields (for example,
X'
On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 11:14 AM, Steve Bricker
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am trying to build an application for work that FTPs a file from an IBM
> mainframe to my Windows desktop then process it. The EBCDIC-to-ASCII
> conversion works nicely (using a BAT file I created) except for three
> pa
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am trying to build an application for work that FTPs a file from an
IBM mainframe to my Windows desktop then process it. The
EBCDIC-to-ASCII conversion works nicely (using a BAT file I created)
except for three packed-decimal dat
