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S9(5)V9(2) occupies how many bytes memory ?
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Answer Posted / vaneesh
Only 7 bytes will be occupied.
Sign 's' will be stored as Zooned decimal (punch char).
and V will be only an assumed decimal which is stored
internally.
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