I have in my files a case where the first part of working-storage was 
overlaid when a file had the "RECORD CONTAINS 0 CHARACTERS" clause.  the 
programmer bypassed the problem by defining a dummy field at the beginning 
of WS equal to the length of the expected lrecl of the file.

no indication of what version of the compiler was involved.  current is

PP 5655-G53 IBM Enterprise COBOL for z/OS  3.3.1

IBM Mainframe Discussion List <[email protected]> wrote on 06/12/2006 
12:59:53 PM:

> That number caught my eye.

> The RDW is 4 less than 16448 - which is X'4040'.  An inadvertent move of
> spaces might be the culprit somewhere.

> Later,
> Ray

> -----Original Message-----
> Kirk Talman

> 1) If you do a READ instead of a READ INTO, the 01 is addressing the 
buffer
> with all records left in the current physical record.  So yes, if you 
look
> you might see the next record(s).  You might also get an 0C4 if none are
> present.  If it hurst don't do it.

> 2) the s002 and the RDW of 16444  means there are record(s)  longer than
> 1504 (4 for RDW plus 1500) and/or less than 63 (4 for RDW plus 59).  To
> process the records, change FD to:

> OCCURS 1 TO 32760.
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...

> > Note - the 1st record record is 318 bytes, the 2nd record
> > 318 bytes and the 3rd record is 1499 bytes. So the first read has 
> > actually read half way into the third record.

> > Upon the second read an RDW value of 16444 is returned in 
> > WS-REC-LENGTH and the abend follows.



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