What will happen if we write two STOP RUN's in a COBOL
program?
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Answer / suresh
The two STOP RUN statements are valid and the statement
which one will be processed first, will be executed first
and control return back to the operting system.
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Answer / mr.perfect
if we run the two
STOP RUN.
STOP RUN.
WE WILL GET ABEND S013
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