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in a cl pgm
records are copied to a file in qtemp
a pgm is called to delete records from the file in qtemp
no of records in file in library qtemp is checked wat shud
be the count of records let say it was 10 initially
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Considering that all the records in the file in library QTEMP were deleted, the record count at the end would be zero.
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