Answer / nita

comm locates identical lines within files sorted in the
same collating sequence, and produces three columns; the
first contains lines found only in the first file, the
second lines only in the second file, and the third
lines that are in both
files.

Answer / saikat

Can you please describe by example or in more details.

what is amode(24), amode(31), rmode(24) and rmode(any)?

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In a program, variables are used but no DB2 involved in it. Can you call it as host variables??

4 Answers   EDS,

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How can you display the SPOOL information ?

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Why there is no questions in this column?

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give the examples for strings and unstrings in cobol

2 Answers   IBM,

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where do we use dyanamic call ? and where do we use static call pls give any example pls ?

3 Answers   Patni,

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Write down the divisions of cobol program?

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input:- A 10 20 30 40 B 5 7 10 14 C 8 12 14 16.... output:- A = 100,B=36,C=50. Here spaces are considered between numbers. When we give input as above, the numbers should be added n displayed.So please help me out.

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What is the difference between next sentence and continue in cobol programing language?

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I have a sequential file of 100 records. How do I load the records into a two dimensional array ?

3 Answers   IBM, Xansa,

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Whats the use of Examine command? can someone help me?

1 Answers   IBM,

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consider the following PROCEDURE DIVISION entry OPEN EXTEND IN-FILE identify the correct statement a.organization of IN-FILE is sequential and records can be added in the beginning b.organization of IN-FILE is sequential and records can be added in the end c.organization of IN-FILE is indexed and records can be added in the beginning d.organization of IN-FILE is indexed and records can be added in the end

3 Answers   TCS,

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