how to resolve soc-7 ? please tell me
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Answer / sharmila_g
soc 7 is a data exception error (or) invalid data (or) bad data.
eg: moving all arithmetic operations.
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Answer / raghuveer
change the non numric data given into numeric
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Answer / vinothkumar
Answer: To change the correct manipulating operation for
that suitable data type.
for ex:
move non-numeric value to numeric value, this is wrong.
so move the correct variable to the corresponding data type.
Wrong : MOVE 'ABCD' TO A.
where, 'A' is 10 & 'ABCD' is the alphabets.
Correct : MOVE 5 TO A.
MOVE 'ABCD' TO WS-MSG.
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