How can you move only "kumar" to ws-data2

01 ws-data1 pic x(12) value "satish kumar'
01 ws-data2 pic x(5)
How can u move only "kumar" to ws-data2

[B]Question asked by visitor satish kumar[/b]

[QUOTE=Geek_Guest;14242]01 ws-data1 pic x(12) value "satish kumar'
01 ws-data2 pic x(5)
How can u move only "kumar" to ws-data2

[B]Question asked by visitor satish kumar[/b][/QUOTE]

Use String function of cobol.

[QUOTE=Geek_Guest;14242]01 ws-data1 pic x(12) value "satish kumar'
01 ws-data2 pic x(5)
How can u move only "kumar" to ws-data2

[B]Question asked by visitor satish kumar[/b][/QUOTE]

Hi,
this can be done in many ways:
(1)Declare another variable as:
->01 ws-data-group
03 ws-filler pic x(07).
03 ws-data2 pic x(05).
->move ws-data1 to ws-data-group.
your required value will be in ws-data.

(2)The second logic uses a counter which will search for a space after satish and move the remaining to data2.

->declare:
01 count pic 9(02).
01 remain pic 9(02) value 0.

->perform varying count from 1 by 1 until ws-data1(count) equal space.
->subtract count from length of ws-data1 giving remain.
->add 1 to count.
->move ws-data1(count:remain) to ws-data2


Hope this helps......

Also, if you are coding the program and you want to always MOVE the last five characters of WS-DATA1 to WS-DATA2, you'd simply do:

MOVE WS-DATA1 (8:5) TO WS-DATA2.

[QUOTE=rlsantucijr;17429]Also, if you are coding the program and you want to always MOVE the last five characters of WS-DATA1 to WS-DATA2, you'd simply do:

MOVE WS-DATA1 (8:5) TO WS-DATA2.[/QUOTE]
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