Can 88 level variable be declared in FD section..?
I have program P1 which calls file F1 which has 100 records and following structure 001 .................. 002 .................. 003 .................. 098 .................... 099 ................... 100 .................... Now I want to read these files and write these records in file F2 in following manner. 001 ...... 051 ..... 002 ...... 052 ..... 003 ...... 053 ..... .......... ....... .......... ....... .......... ....... 048 ........ 098 ...... 049 .......... 099 ....... 050 .... 100 ......
I hav vari declaration like..... 77 a pic s9(9).99. 77 b pic s9(9).99 comp. 77 c pic s9(9).99 comp-3. if i use MOVE 123456789.99 to a,b,c what happen every one working fine ?
How may divisions are there in JCL-COBOL?
What are ISOLATION LEVELS? Where do we need to specify them?
What are the divisions in a cobol program? Which one is the mandatory division among them?
is it possible to declare index in cobol program? if it is not why its tell me pls
how you read control card into array?
HELLO FRIENDS, THIS IS JANARDHAN.GADIRAJU, I FACED ONE INTERESTING QUESTION IN COBOL, THAT IS WHAT ARE THE VALUES WE CAN SEE IN HIGHVALUES AND LOWVALUES, CAN U PLEASE GIVE ME THE ANSWER
input= ,,,, mainframe training ,,, hyderabad .... location.... output1=$ mainframe training in hyderabad location$ output2=**** mainframe training in hyderabad location ****. In this pgn when we give input considering the spaces the output is displayed in this format.Like in the place of ,,,, $ should be displayed likewise.So please helpmeout.
i have two file, each file having : file1 is having 2 fields field1 field2 file2 is having 3 fields field1 field2 field3 my req is to make it one file like: field1 field2 field1 field2 field3 if anyone know please send me syntax, i tried this with DFSORT but could not succeed.
i have a file which contains records like 10,30,90,50,20,40,80,60,70 i want to display these records in reverse order like 70,60,80,40,20,50,90,30,10 please give me the cobol code (do not sort the records)
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How many types of sorts are there in cobol?