what do you mean by INMOD Routines and OUTMODE Routines ?

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what do you mean by INMOD Routines and OUTMODE Routines ?..

Answer / yuvaevergreen

Inmod: It is a user written routine to pre-process the
input data. It works with mload,fload, tpump and fast
export. It is just an extension to the utility.

Outmod: It is a routine used for special output processing
along with FastExport utility.

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what do you mean by INMOD Routines and OUTMODE Routines ?..

Answer / tdguy

INMOD - routine to preprocess input data. OUTMOD - process
output data.

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what do you mean by INMOD Routines and OUTMODE Routines ?..

Answer / badithya

INMOD: It is a user exit routine used by utilities to supply
or preprocess input records.

OUTMODE: Is a user written program to do the post processing
of the data after the utility has retrieved the data.

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