Answer / manju

Hi,

Sruthi's answer is completely wrong.
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The answer for the above question is:

Yes, S0C7 is data exception, However it is no where related
with move statement. Move statement (Alphanum or Alpha to
Num) and (Num to Alphanum or Alpha) never give you any
abend or error. The move happens either ways.

the simple answer for the above question is "No" you wont
get any abend for the above move statement.

S0C7 comes only when you use Alphabetic feild for
arithmatic operation OR a Numeric feild containing an
alphabet and used for arithmatic operation.

I dont think i am wrong here.. If anybody feels please
correct me.


Thanks,
Manju.

Answer / mridul

Hi all,
i think we will not get SOC 7, but we will get error while
moving alphabetic value to numeric field.

Answer / shan

Manju, you are exactly correct

Answer / i go crazy

Yes. you won't get any abend.

Answer / jaganmohanreddy

hai manju u said for arthimatic expressions we will get
this abend not only for this when u trying to read file in
cobol it has alphanumeric data but the corresponding field
described in file description has 9(5) something numeric
pic clause we will get this abend just check it once u have
any doubt so soc7 is for invalid data , when u try with
move statemets with data exception u will get runtime error
check it also once, and u said numeric field containg
alphabet using for arthimatic exp then we will get this ,i
have one doubt how numeric filed will contail alphabetic
data just clear my doubt please

Answer / tania

So Manju u mean to say if we try to move spaces to Numeric
field (PIC 9(5) for ex) u wont get any abend ??

Answer / sruthi

Hi,
we can pass numeric data to alphanumeric.bcz x accept
both numerica alphabets.
if we pass numerics to alphebets like 9 to a we will get
that kind of error.

soc-7 is a bad data,invalid data. when ever we are moving the alphabets in the position of numeric then we got this abend. so my question is if o1 ws-data pic 9(1) value passing the alphabet some x. then we got soc-7 or not? i want clarification ?

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