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COBOL Interview Questions

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Latest Answer: hey,actually at that time i mean in late 60's or early 70's , COBOL was the most popular langugae available, thats why main frame computers use this language,also this is a very simple english like language, having no complicated things like pointers ...
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Latest Answer: old versions of cobol viz. MS-Cobol, Cobol-85 etc are structured but cobol 2002 and cobol 97 are object oriented. ...

What will happen if we give GOBACK statement instead of STOPRUN in a program which does not call any other program?
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Latest Answer: Using CICS online panels . you can. if it is cobol-CICS ...
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How data names with comp1 usage is stored in memory ? What is difference between comp1 comp2 , comp3 and binary ?
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Latest Answer: the syntax for passing values is //step1 exec pgm='pgm1' parm='x y z'this is simple jcl code and the corresponding cobol for this is linkage section01 parmval    05 parmval-len pic s9(4)    05 parmval-txt pic(100)procedure ...

Latest Answer: An intrinsic function is a function that performs a mathematical, character, or logical operation, and thereby allows you to make reference to a data item whose value is derived automatically during execution.The functions can be grouped into six categories, ...
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Latest Answer: Login parameter is used to specify from which login the job has to run.Correct me if wrong ...

Latest Answer: You can use a level 88 to set up condition names that can be used to simplify IF and UNTIL tests. Level 88 is a special level number used to improve the readability of COBOL programs and to improve IF tests. A level 88 looks like a level under ...
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Latest Answer: The Evaluate statement can be used in replacement of Nested-IF statements. These are also potentially used by combining the logical operators.FOR EG:evaluate a > 100 and a < 500    move 'good' to bevaluate a > 500 or a < 1000   ...
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