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    Trying to write to Excel spreadsheet from RPG program

    Check out this web site http://www.easy400.net/
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    Copying One Record Content To Another Record Format

    How about defining a DS for each file format, the just EVAL DS2 = DS1 ?
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    XP System Restore not working

    Also, check for the new e-cards virus (mCAfee DAT that came out today 5415). It disables System Restore among other things.
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    Windows 2003 x64 fails to boot after memory upgrade

    I have the same kind of problem. I am trying to load Win2003 x64, but it refuses to boot from CD. Tried on another machine, it won't boot this CD either. Tried Win2008, boots fine. Downloaded a fresh copy of Win2003 x64 from the MS License site - it won't boot either. No errors - just...
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    OCS 2007 R2 hardware/software requirements

    I need to setup OCS and am looking for hardware/software requirements. The MS web page gives specs for supporting 100,000 endpoints, but I am not that big. My environment: < 100 users (maybe < 25) using only IM and Presence Cisco Unified Comm Unity Exchange 2003 Win 2003 servers Win XP users It...
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    Add Special Authority

    BTW: The easiest way, esp for a "novice", to handle security is through Navigator. You have a copy option there, plus all the values have descriptions that are readable. It uses check boxes for many options.
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    variables as part of field names

    You probably want to do something like this, if I understand you correctly. You only need to output one line for the description, as it will loop Fn times z-add 1 to Fn read file1 dou eof move field1 to arrdet(Fn) read file1 add 1 to Fn enddo z-add 1 to Fx dou Fx > Fn eval printline =...
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    variables as part of field names

    No. But you could use an array. eval Detail(fn) = field1
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    NetMeeting and unknown user

    My Netmeeting directory has a user name list as "waiting for call", but this user left the company years ago. The "location" was closed at the same time. I suspect that someone fired up an old PC that has netmeeting started and was orig configured with his name (he was an IT support person). My...
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    NetMeeting directory and unknown user

    My Netmeeting directory has a user name list as "waiting for call", but this user left the company years ago. The "location" was closed at the same time. I suspect that someone fired up an old PC that has netmeeting started and was orig configured with his name (he was an IT support person). My...
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    Put a Record Format Into an array

    Well, you might be able to define the file as "program-described", then define RECORD as the entire record. Then the DS idea might work. You said 20 lines is too much coding - what would it need to be ? Most workarounds would prob need 20 lines or more.
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    Put a Record Format Into an array

    I think this is what you want D SalesData DS D Qtr1 D Qtr2 D Qtr3 D Qtr4 D QtrSales Overlay(SalesData) D Like(Qtr1) Dim(4) Qtr1,2,3,4 are fields in the input record. QtrSales is the...
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    Convert alpha field that contains a neg num to a neg num field

    Reaper73, Why doesn't %dec work ? A sample of the input would be useful. Also, what release are you on ?
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    Using built-in copy command without duplicate records

    I don't think you could make it "simpler" than that. You don't need another object. But you would need to put the SQL code into a source member, then use RUNSQLSTM to execute it at the proper time. Other option is to use a very simple RPG pgm. I don't think there is any OS command to do what...
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    Date conversion

    >>Regardless of the input format, the output is returned in *ISO format. << Not true. The date format is whatever the result field is defined. In this example, ScreenDate is defined as *MDY so will be 111507. For the orig request: EVAL @CDATE = %dec(%date(RCDATE:*MDY):*YMD) Note that this...

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