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Latest Answer: ans: ACCEPT PASSWORD WITH NO ECHO.  With this clause the password is encrypted ...
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A place to reserve storage for data that is not part of the program's input or output. This area contains fields that are used as temporary storage while the program is executing. Some temporary storage 
Latest Answer: you need the section to define all your variables.But you don´t have to hardcode. You can copy a copybook, where you´re variables are inside. let me know, if you need more details. ...
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At the end of the word DIVISION At the end of the word SECTION At the end of paragraph names coded in Area A To denote the end of a sentence To denote the end of 
Latest Answer: we can code the period at end of every COBOL statement or can code in separate line at end of the paragraph.if you coded at end of the para it will consider a period at end of each and every statement even you missed some where in that particular para.eg:   ...
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Latest Answer: COPY statements are executed at compile time.INCLUDE executed at run time. ...
Read Answers (1) | Asked by : itsme20

How do you make the conversion from ascii to hex in cobol ? is there any function which will do this in cobol?

Latest Answer: Both Endeavor and Changeman are version control tool in Mainframe where you can elevate your components into production. A pacakge can be created and stage the componets that to be elevated to prodcution. ...

Latest Answer: AMODE is the attribute that tells which hardware addressing mode is supported by your program: 24bit addressing, 31-bit addressing or either 24-bit or 31-bit addressing. This attribute is AMODE 24, AMODE 31 or AMODE ANY. ...
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Latest Answer: If a file must be read randomly, then it must either be a relative file or a direct file. In either cases we make use of a key.(relative key or a record key to access records).steps to read a file randomly.1. Have a file which is defined to be accessed ...
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State difference between reading a file by using start command and reading a file using the key value? (Both are in dynamic access mode)

We have two files. and we want to write the matching records from both the files to a third file.There can be duplicate records in both the input files.
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