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Latest Answer: For s9(3)v99 comp-3. system will take (5+1)/2 = 3bytes..For S9(1)v99 comp.Here system will take 2 bytes. because we know that 1-4 range store 2bytes5-9 store 4 bytes10-18 store 8 bytes ...
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Latest Answer: What would you say about this piece of code?01  WS-VARIABLE PIC X(5).                              01  ...
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In file section of a COBOL program, I have the following line.Record varying from 122 to 160 depending on WS00_RECORD_LENGTH. How would the value of WS00_RECORD_LENGTH found out? Where will it be?

Latest Answer: HIGH-VALUES and LOW-VALUES are the largest and smallest possible values a given variable can hold, respectively. Typically, they are usually used with alphanumeric PIC X type fields. ...
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Latest Answer: A RESIDENT program is one that is loaded into the CICS cashe. This will improve the performance of the application by not having to re-load them into memory. ...
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Latest Answer: SEARCH and SEARCH ALL are only used for tables within the program and have nothing to do with SQL. SQL is used for queries and other such functions on external relational tables maintained by a DBMS. ...
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Latest Answer: CALL is an actual COBOL verb which invokes an external program and then returns. LINK does much the same, but is a CICS verb, not a COBOL one. ...
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What is the difference between write & move in COBOL.? What is the meaning of 'TALLING' verb in cobol? What is the meaning of 'Eject' verb in cobol?
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Latest Answer: There are a great many more than two: COPY and INCLUDE are two such. ...
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1) Without execution cobol program how to see output?2) how to rename input filename and outputfile name?3) what is flag?4) what is impact analysis what basis how will you write test cases?5) how you sea output of cics command?6) how are datasets concatenated explain with example?
i don't know please give me answer 
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