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Automated PL/I Conversion Converts codebase from PL/I to modern Java while maintaining business logic. Great for applications that need minimal feature or capability extension. Automated Code Conversion delivers a modern application and data tier with 100% like-for-like functionality as compared to the legacy. As shown in the chart, the Z suppresses leading zeros by turning them to a space. The number 0024 would print as space space 24. The Z only suppresses leading zeros, embedded zeros such as the zero in the number 2005 are not suppressed. Stodolos, Let me brief my requirement. I am working on an online appli;cation and we get input from a front end in a XML format. We first convert it into COBOL (using PARSE) and finally to XML (using generate).

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How would I know the answers to your questions? I've NEVER coded anything to parse JSON data, and do not foresee any need to do so in the future. I was pointing out that the manual YOU referenced by a link contained the answers to your questions, so if you had merely kept reading you would not have needed to post anything.I found HWTJPARS in SYS1.CSSLIB on my system. That data set may - or may not - exist on your site with that data set name. And if it exists with that name on your site, it may - or may not - be part of the default COBOL linkage editor / binder processing. Only someone working at your site - such as your site support group - could possibly answer your questions about it.

If it is not part of the default or if the name has been changed at your site, you'll need to use linkage editor / binder statements to INCLUDE the module (or have SYS1.CSSLIB as part of your batch execution JCL STEPLIB concatenation if you use DYNAM as a COBOL compiler option).You need to learn how to take independent action and try some of this on your own. Once you have transmitted JSON data to your mainframe, then you can start running your COBOL program to figure out what happens when you call HWTJPARS and what results you get back from each call. And unless you - and nobody else - does this, you're not likely to get much further. There have not been many JSON questions on this forum so you're not likely to get much more help here (or on any other forum, for that matter).This is a HELP forum, not a WRITE-THE-CODE-FOR-YOU forum.

If you want somebody to give you code, you need to be prepared to pay the going rate for consulting time (typical charges on this forum that have been quoted run from $500 US dollars per day to over 1000 euros per day) for someone to write your code for you.EDIT: SYS1.CSSLIB is defined as part of the LNKLST concatenation, so you won't need it in your STEPLIB and using DYNAM as a COBOL compile option is recommended. Global moderator Posts: 3616 Joined: Sat Dec 19, 2009 8:32 pm Location: Dubuque, Iowa, USA Has thanked: time Been thanked: times. Yes, I understand that.With regard to setup, I have mentioned earlier that required libraries are available in our SYS1. libraries.Our support team is working on - gathering knowledge on this JSON PARSER. We need special permission to test the JSON parser in our system which will not be granted in the near future.Hence have requested for help in this forum.Since this is new area for us, I was looking for someone who have actually got experience on this and dint have any intention to get my code written here and just use it as a cake piece.Apologies!!Thanks again for the earlier help on calling HWTJPARS. I searched this forum a minute ago for JSON.

There were 8 hits (there will be 9 after I post this), and only 1 of them is not this thread. For that one post, someone did not get an answer to their issue on a stored procedure's return values.

So with only 1 post on the subject, why would you think you're going to find any JSON experts in this forum? If you have questions, we'll answer if we can (as a volunteer forum, responses tend to be made when people have time and knowledge to be able to respond) but don't expect a whole lot of JSON expertise.