You could also use *CAT.

Albert

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  From: vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx
  To: "Midrange Systems Technical Discussion"
  Subject: Re: prob- reverse a string in cl ......
  Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2006 17:06:51 +0000


  Agreed - REXX has a reverse() function that just does it.

  You could also call an RPG procedure to do it fairly nicely - using
  array-type processing to flip the string around. *TCAT & *BCAT
  might work - you'd need to put in a check for whether such & such a
  character is blank to determine which opcode to use.

  -------------- Original message --------------
  From: "Raul A. Jager W."

  > Use REXX instead of CL.
  > ____________________________________________ sunny singh wrote:
  > >hi all. > i want to reverse a string in cl (eg my country )... >
  > if the string is 'my country' thre output should be something
  > like yrtnuoc ym.. > i want the blank to be inserted in the
  > output.i have tried by *tcat but i want a blank > to be inserted
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