Adding 0000000100 to Date COBOL program

[vbose]

I have attached the DateService.xsd file for your perusal. After the
execution of the program, the expected result should be
2009-11-3011.41.332009-11-30-11.41.33.878498 but what I received is
00000001002009-11-3011.41.332009-11-30-11.41.33.878498.

I would really appreciate if someone could help me find out the root
cause of the prepending 0000000100 to the actual value.

[Fady Moussallam]

Hello,

I can't see the attachment. Would you mind reposting it?

It would also be helpful to see the original COBOL data descriptions
in case something went wrong in the COBOL to Xsd translation.

Fady

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[vbose]

Hi Fady,

I think I figured it out why the response was spitting 0000000100 in
front of the actual value.

01 AZRF003B-REPLY-MSG.

05 DCI-ERROR-CODE PIC 9(04).
05 DCI-ROW-COUNT PIC 9
(04).
05 DCI-MORE-ROWS-FLAG PIC 9(02).
05 REPLY-
DATA.
10 RPD-SYS-DATE PIC X
(10).
10 RPD-SYS-TIME PIC X
(08).
10 RPD-SYS-DATETIME PIC X(26).

Actuall the value that was prepended is from DCI-ERROR-CODE , DCI-ROW-
COUNT and DCI-MORE-ROWS-FLAG.

Thanks for your time.

Vigil

On Dec 1, 8:06 am, Fady Moussallam <fady.moussal...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I can't see the attachment. Would you mind reposting it?
>
> It would also be helpful to see the original COBOL data descriptions
> in case something went wrong in the COBOL to Xsd translation.
>
> Fady
>