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VARCHAR field that is not NULL

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I am fetching a VARCHAR field in a cursor. The VARCHAR field ins defined as 'not null with default'. When I am fetching a row where the VARCHAR field does not have a value, the value of the working storage text field that I am fetching INTO does not change. The value from the previous fetch remains. This is in a ZOS mainframe enviornment using a COBOL program.

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Jul 17 '07 #1
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