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    Easytrieve Substr Function Macro

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    This document describes an INDEX macro for Easytrieve that functions similarly to the INDEX function in REXX. The macro extracts a substring from a given string. The macro takes the source field, target field, starting position, and optional length as parameters. Examples are provided showing how to use the macro to extract substrings of different lengths from a sample string.

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    Easytrieve Substr Function Macro

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    This document describes an INDEX macro for Easytrieve that functions similarly to the INDEX function in REXX. The macro extracts a substring from a given string. The macro takes the source field, target field, starting position, and optional length as parameters. Examples are provided showing how to use the macro to extract substrings of different lengths from a sample string.

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    This document describes an INDEX macro for Easytrieve that functions similarly to the INDEX function in REXX. The macro extracts a substring from a given string. The macro takes the source field, target field, starting position, and optional length as parameters. Examples are provided showing how to use the macro to extract substrings of different lengths from a sample string.

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    Easytrieve Substr Function Macro

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    This document describes an INDEX macro for Easytrieve that functions similarly to the INDEX function in REXX. The macro extracts a substring from a given string. The macro takes the source field, target field, starting position, and optional length as parameters. Examples are provided showing how to use the macro to extract substrings of different lengths from a sample string.

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    Easytrive

    INDEX function Macro

    Introduction
    This Tool is developed in EASYTRIEVE language and can be used only in the MAINFRAME
    environment.

    Description

    This EASYTRIEVE has macro which has the following function.

    INDEX – Macro name.

    Functionality:
    There are no functions to extract sub-string in easytrieve. This macro is written in such
    way that in given string we can extract any specific string. This macro works like INDEX function in REXX
    language for easytrieve.
    In program self-explanatory example is given. Please refer it.

    How to Use?

    1) JCLINDEX – Store it in a library and submit the JCL.

    //USERIDKA JOB (NGAI),'INDEX',


    // MSGCLASS=U,CLASS=0,NOTIFY=&SYSUID,REGION=0M
    //*
    //PS000100 EXEC PGM=EZTPA00
    //*
    //SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
    //SYSOUT DD SYSOUT=*
    //SYSLIST DD SYSOUT=*
    //SYSLIN DD SYSOUT=*
    //SYSSNAP DD SYSOUT=*
    //SYSUDUMP DD SYSOUT=I
    //*
    //SYSIN DD *
    MSTART INDEX
    MACRO 3 SRC-FLD TAR-FLD POS LEN(0)
    *START OF MACRO
    *
    * THIS MACRO WILL WORK AS SUBSTR FUNCTION
    *
    * INPUT : SRC-FLD
    * : POS
    * OUTPUT : RES-FLD
    * LEN - DEFAULT VALUE
    *
    DEFINE FLD-HOLD S 100 A
    DEFINE FLD-CHAR FLD-HOLD 001 A INDEX FLD-NDX
    *
    DEFINE RES-FLD S 100 A
    DEFINE RES-FLD-CHAR RES-FLD 001 A INDEX RES-FLD-IDX
    *
    DEFINE TMP-POS S 3N
    DEFINE TFR-LEN S 3N
    DEFINE RES-FLD-LEN S 3N
    DEFINE MAX-FLD-LEN S 3 N VALUE 100
    *
    *MACRO ROUTINE STARTS
    *
    FLD-HOLD = &SRC-FLD
    *
    RES-FLD-LEN = &LEN
    RES-FLD = ' '
    RES-FLD-IDX = 0
    *
    TMP-POS = &POS
    TFR-LEN = 0
    FLD-NDX = 0
    *
    IF RES-FLD-LEN = 0
    RES-FLD-LEN = MAX-FLD-LEN
    END-IF
    *
    FLD-NDX = &POS - 1
    *
    DO WHILE TFR-LEN LT RES-FLD-LEN AND FLD-NDX LT MAX-FLD-LEN
    RES-FLD-CHAR = FLD-CHAR
    RES-FLD-IDX = RES-FLD-IDX + 1
    TFR-LEN = TFR-LEN + 1
    FLD-NDX = FLD-NDX + 1
    END-DO
    *
    &TAR-FLD = RES-FLD
    *
    *END OF MACRO
    MEND
    *MAIN PROGRAM STARTS
    PARM DEBUG (NODMAP FLDCHK FLOW STATE XREF LONG) +
    ABEXIT (NOSNAP) VFM(4000)
    *
    DEFINE WS-INPUT-STR W 100 A
    DEFINE WS-POS W 02 N
    DEFINE WS-LEN W 02 N
    DEFINE WS-NO-OF-CHAR W 02 N
    DEFINE WS-OUTPUT-STR W 100 A
    DEFINE WS-CHAR W 1A
    *
    * PROGRAMS START HERE LOGICALLY
    * STARTING
    JOB INPUT (NULL)
    *
    * EXAMPLE - 1, FOURTH PARAMETER IS OPTIONAL
    WS-INPUT-STR = 'THIS IS AN EXAMPLE'
    WS-POS = 6
    %INDEX WS-INPUT-STR WS-OUTPUT-STR WS-POS
    DISPLAY ' '
    DISPLAY 'EXAMPLE - 1 '
    DISPLAY 'INPUT ' WS-INPUT-STR
    DISPLAY 'OUTPUT ' WS-OUTPUT-STR
    *
    *
    * EXAMPLE - 2, PASSING VALUE FOR FOURTH PARAMETER
    WS-INPUT-STR = 'THIS IS AN EXAMPLE'
    WS-POS = 6
    WS-LEN = 0
    %INDEX WS-INPUT-STR WS-OUTPUT-STR WS-POS LEN(WS-LEN)
    DISPLAY ' '
    DISPLAY 'EXAMPLE - 2 '
    DISPLAY 'INPUT ' WS-INPUT-STR
    DISPLAY 'OUTPUT ' WS-OUTPUT-STR
    *
    *
    * EXAMPLE - 3, PASSING VALUE FOR FOURTH PARAMETER
    WS-INPUT-STR = 'THIS IS AN EXAMPLE'
    WS-POS = 6
    WS-LEN = 5
    %INDEX WS-INPUT-STR WS-OUTPUT-STR WS-POS LEN(WS-LEN)
    DISPLAY ' '
    DISPLAY 'EXAMPLE - 3 '
    DISPLAY 'INPUT ' WS-INPUT-STR
    DISPLAY 'OUTPUT ' WS-OUTPUT-STR
    *
    *
    * EXAMPLE - 4, PASSING VALUE FOR FOURTH PARAMETER
    WS-INPUT-STR = 'THIS IS AN EXAMPLE'
    WS-POS = 1
    WS-LEN = 1
    DISPLAY ' '
    DISPLAY 'EXAMPLE - 4 '
    DISPLAY 'EXTRACTED ALL CHARS ONE BY ONE'
    DISPLAY 'INPUT ' WS-INPUT-STR
    DO WHILE WS-POS LE 18
    %INDEX WS-INPUT-STR WS-CHAR WS-POS LEN(WS-LEN)
    DISPLAY WS-CHAR
    WS-POS = WS-POS + 1
    END-DO
    *
    *
    STOP
    *
    /*
    //*

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