Hi,
Please let me know why we use CFF stage.
1. Is it for handling file with different metadata.
2. What's Level numbers, can we assign them arbitrarily. For example :
01 Corporation
02 HeadOffice KY
03 Bob Employee Lexinton
...
...
3. I can not import a COBOL file definition using file shown above.
Please advise.
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A COBOL file definition (FD) contains "the file shown above". Therefore it's no surprise you can't import it using the file shown above.
When importing a COBOL FD you must specify the start position of the "A margin" - of the level 01 item(s).
What error are you getting when trying to import a COBOL FD?
CFF stage has a number of uses, including handling multi-level data, unpacking OCCURS data, translation from EBCDIC, unpacking packed decimals, to name a few.
When importing a COBOL FD you must specify the start position of the "A margin" - of the level 01 item(s).
What error are you getting when trying to import a COBOL FD?
CFF stage has a number of uses, including handling multi-level data, unpacking OCCURS data, translation from EBCDIC, unpacking packed decimals, to name a few.
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Determine in which column the level 01 item appears and fill in this value during the import. Its default value is 8. It appears that your COBOL FD has its A margin in a different column number.
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