*ISO date in COBOL? -- COBOL400-L

Subject: *ISO date in COBOL?
From: "Tom Hightower" <tomh@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 27 Nov 2013 16:54:57 -0600
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Hi all. I've had a request to debug this issue and am having a bit of a
time at it. Here's my issue:

Sample PF TestPF:
BOA, char, 20 byes
FYA, char, 5 bytes
NBR, packed, 7.0
DATE, date, 10 (*ISO)

Sample LF TestLF
Key fields:
BOA
DATE

Many records have DATE field values of '0001-01-01' (I assume that's *loval)

The COBOL program is trying to use LF, but is getting a key mapping error on
the logical. How do I get past that key mapping error in the program? I'm
happy to supply any more info as needed.

TomH

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