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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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Latest Answer: You "need" 49 levels to define host variables for VARCHAR cols in DB2. The 1st 49 contains the length of the string; the 2nd the string itself. To move the string you can use refmod or the STRING stmt, eg.: Code:01  varchar-fld.   ...
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Latest Answer: All the changes (update,insert and delete) made to the back end tables during a particular transaction are not saved . ...
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Latest Answer: It is passed using PARM parameter. ...
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Why we cant use occurs in 01level when it is defined as a group? eg. 01 a.------->why cant we use occurs here? 02 b occurs 5. 03 c pic 9(4). 03 d pic x(4).
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