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COBOL Interview Questions

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Latest Answer: Open the QTP application >go to File>SettingsIn settings Select the Environment TabThen you can see the details of your program Like under which "OS" it is running, the name of case, programid etc.Come back to your test and write a statement ...
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Latest Answer: The eject command is similar to the forward slash In olden times when COBOL was a length and combersome language to master on, generally the entire program were printed using drum roller printer this type of printer were notorious for cutting the last ...

Latest Answer: Data division contains 6 sections but generally only 3 are used.They are-1. Working-storage section.2. File section.3. Linkage section.4. Local storage section.-used for the program 's local area.5. Screen section.- for screen alignment.6. Report ...
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When the input file is empty you would always want your COBOL program to end with MAXCC = 4. How would you achieve this?
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Latest Answer: goback:            controller should return back to where ever it comes from.chain:         controller will go to subprogram after compleation of subprogram ...

Latest Answer: LOW-VALUE represents X'00' and HIGH-VALUE represents X'FF'. These equate to  the lower and upper limits of the collating sequence. All other values fall in between. There are many uses. Say you wanted to know who had the highest ...

There are 2 files. These 2 files contains some common (duplicate) records. How do you copy these common (matching) records into third file. Suggest the answer using COBOL as well as through JCL.

Explain the Endevor list selection options - BX, CX, HX, LL, LO, LI, LC and SX Which among these are used to browse the components?
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Latest Answer: You can redefine pic x(10) with pic 9(10) without any data loss, as long as you don't move the value of the x-variable  to 9-variable. ...
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Latest Answer: Yes, by using INSPECT eg., INSPECT variable REPLACING LEADING ZEROS BY SPACES. ...
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