Answer Posted / mithlesh

since A is the comp field it takes 2 bytes space and B is
the comp-3 field it takes 3 bytes .

Now for the the declaration C and D they must be declaraed
into s9(4) and S9(5) pic caluse.

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

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Which is the default, TEST BEFORE or TEST AFTER for a PERFORM statement?

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What is the compute verb? How is it used?

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What are the pertinent COBOL commands?

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Write down the divisions of cobol program?

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What is the difference between Global and External Variables?

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Write a program to explain size error.

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Mention the guidelines to write a structured cobol program?

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How do you differentiate between cobol and cobol-ii?

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Is it possible that the redefines clause has different picture clauses compared to the one it redefined?

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In COBOL programming, what is PERFORM? What is VARYING?

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if we have " ibm mainframe ",in that how to remove first and last leading space eg:"ibm mainframe" like that the answer we need

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here is my requirement A1 is alphanumeric with value 'A1B2C3D4' as defined below 05 A1 PIC X(8) VALUE IS 'A1B2C3D4' but i need to have A2,A3 as ABCD & 1234 repectively...... A2 = ABCD A3 = 1234 Can you please explain me what are the different ways to do it?

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What is the difference between external and global variables in COBOL?

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Our issue is there seems to be a disconnect, or no link, between our SELECT statement and our SD. We had SELECT SORT-FILE and SELECT SORT-FILE ASSIGN TO SORTWRK. ASSIGN TO SORTWRK1 SORTWRK2 SORTWRK3 SORTWRK4. with SD SORT_FILE RECORD CONTAINS 7833 CHARACTERS. In either case, at run time, the system ignored our SORTWRK# DD statements and allocated 16 sort works with the SORTWK## naming convention. Any ideas why the system does not recognize the connection? We do not even need the SORTWRK DD statements. Thanks

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