Re: Initialize

I neglected to point out that INITIALIZE behavior is the same as a series of
MOVE statements, one for each (named) elementary item in the record, even if
circumstances (and the implementor's cleverness) allows the initialization
to take place using a single transfer of data from somewhere.

-Chuck Stevens

"rockocubs" <rphipps@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:175c3e3def2daf1a23aa674f5b3adf87@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Can someone settle an argument for me. Does a initialize on an 01 level
> move spaces to pic x fields and zeroes to pic 9 fields or does it move
> spaces to the whole 01 level?
>


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