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COBOL Interview Questions

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Read Answers (5) | Asked by : Gilbat

in the case of static call the mainprogram and subpgms r loaded into the mainmemory initially.in the case of dynamic call only the mainpgm is loaded first and the subpgm is loaded only when a call to it 
Latest Answer: [See Question #3] ...
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Read Answers (3) | Asked by : manoj

I am trying to create a line sequential file with record length 150 bytes (fixed format). The requirement is that the last 50 bytes of the record should be blanks. Finally, when I am opening the file the actual record length is 100 bytes. That means that the last 50 bytes are truncated. solve this problem?
Read Answers (1) | Asked by : vagoro

Latest Answer: If we do any chnages to sub-pgm need to compile both main and sub pgms in STATIC call where as in DYNAMIC call need to compile sub-pgm ALONECheersHema ...
Read Answers (4) | Asked by : russal

Latest Answer: hi friend i have a solution for ur pbmplz go trg the jclfirst count the no of records for example if u have 1000 records and first u split those reccords form the input file 1)which contains the first record 2)contains the last record and concadinate ...
Read Answers (7) | Asked by : Harry

Latest Answer: It is very much possible to store and read images in COBOL files, using binary format. However for displaying the image, one needs to use third-party tools. ...
Read Answers (2) | Asked by : Mandeep

Latest Answer: value--- value is used to initialize data item in working storage sectionwhere as intialize----is used to initialize data item in procedure division ...
Read Answers (4) | Asked by : p.srinivas

Latest Answer: Hi, It is possible through jcl. For example if the input file contains 80 record length thenIn sort, INREC=(1:1,80,81:SEQNUM,6,ZD),SORT FIELDS=(81,6,ZD,D),OUTREC=(1:1,80) 1) Using inrec we need to generate the sequential number starts from ...
Read Answers (3) | Asked by : ashish surkar

Latest Answer: Use XPEDITER ...

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