Answer / shenbagasundari pilavadian

Scope terminator is used to delimit the range of operation
for COBOL conditional statements.

Answer / srinivas yadav

Scope terminator terminates the statements instead of
period operator(.)

eg:
if

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end-if

i WANT ALL ERROR codes IN CICS and DB2

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What are options have been removed in COBOL 11?

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if a pic 9(3) value 354,b pic x(2) value '46' then a)a>b 2)a<b 3)error

8 Answers   Cap Gemini,

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comp-3 field occupy?

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When the working storage variables get allocated? a.At Compile time b.At starting of the run time c.At end of the run time. d.None of these

6 Answers   Wipro,

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We are using the searching a table which is indexed, once the key is found, how can we get the occurance at which the key was found.

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Is this allowed? 01 WS-TABLE. 03 FILLER-X PIC X(5) VALUE 'AAAAA'. 03 WS-EX REDEFINES FILLER-X OCCURS 5 TIMES PIC X(1). can redefines clause be used with occurs clause?

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What are the situations u have used in ur project for Subcript and Index ? 1.if u use Subscript why not Index,why u choose Subscript only? 2.if u use Index why not Subscript,what abt Displacement?

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How to concatenation one or more string?

4 Answers   Temenos,

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if we display var1 then what will b displayed in below condition. 77 var1 pic s9(2) value -10. 77 var1 pic s9(2) value -11. " " " -12. " " " -13. -14 ... ... -19.

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How do you define a table/array in COBOL?

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77 a pic x(4) value '1234' -----> instead of this 'abcd' 77 b pic 9(4) value zeros. move a to b what is the answers for both cases? IS it possible? Give me elementary move rules briefly......

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