Why are Levels defined like this

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Why are Levels defined like this

This is a discussion on Why are Levels defined like this within the MainFrame forums, part of the Software Development category; Why is it that 05 levels must be defined generally in WORKING-STORAGE division rather than on FILE SECTION? is there any string reason for this. If so can someone highlight ...

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Why are Levels defined like this

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10-01-2006

GregMark

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Why are Levels defined like this

Why is it that 05 levels must be defined generally in WORKING-STORAGE division rather than on FILE SECTION? is there any string reason for this. If so can someone highlight on the reason.

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