naags

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• Aug 9th, 2007

Open the QTP application >go to File>SettingsIn settings Select the Environment TabThen you can see the details of your program Like under which "OS" it is running, the name of case, p...

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EVALUATE can be used in place of the nested IF THEN ELSE statements.

Sathish kumar D

• Jul 27th, 2007

EVALUATE statement contrusts a case structure. The explicit scope terminator for EVALUATE is END-EVALUATE. The various cases can be places between the EVALUATE and END-EVALUATE statements. Example:Her...

Previndra Sharma

• Sep 2nd, 2006

Hi,In fact, Evaluate constructs case structure. we can also replace it by using nested if. It is simple in use with less complexity

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Mouli shareef

• Jul 20th, 2007

Ans: a

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shriniv

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• Jul 6th, 2007

Yes, by using INSPECT eg., INSPECT variable REPLACING LEADING ZEROS BY SPACES.

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shriniv

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• Jul 6th, 2007

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.

manoj

• Sep 28th, 2006

I think it is not possible to add an image using cobol prog.  I have read more then 10 books on cobol but i am not getting this ans.if anyone knows , heartiest wel come.thanksmanoj

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Absolutely. Evaluation of the WHEN clauses proceeds from top to bottom and their sequence can determine results.

tarun

• Jul 4th, 2007

It's important to have the order in place, you can not put 'When other' as the first clause.

Guest

• Feb 16th, 2007

I dont think the order of the WHEN clause is significant.....it si not mandatory 2 maintain the order in WHEN clause..... we can use : WHEN 0: WHEN 5: WHEN 2:reply,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,if i m wrong....

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thequestsailor

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• Jun 25th, 2007

Hi the answer is d.coz in ON SIZE error even if truncation occurs it will show the error stement.

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thequestsailor

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• Jun 25th, 2007

Answer is c infinitesince in the first instance the value of N is 10 and it will give the control to the PARA-X which will again set the value of N to 5 this will keep on continuing as there is no counter or an increment or decrement of the said value of N.

Praveen Kumar

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• Sep 28th, 2005

Ans is 10.As the PERFORM N TIMES clause will be evlauated at the start only that how many times the requested para is to be executed. 

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Ganesh

• May 31st, 2007

Hi Lavanya,Why don't you try before answering any question??Readers should not confused by your answers. Answer given by Poonam is absolutely correct!!!

poonam

• Jun 11th, 2006

Display CTR will contain 12345E coz +ve sign will be stored on rightmost digit

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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 an entry After the last statement in each paragraph

chandra

• May 17th, 2007

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...

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kaHackett

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• May 7th, 2007

FALSE

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ranju

• May 2nd, 2007

Variables can be passed 1) by content    The called program accesses and processes a copy of the variables from calling program's storage and cannot change actual value of the vari...

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IRINA K

• Mar 24th, 2007

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 impr...

Max

• Oct 17th, 2006

Level-88 describes condition-names.When the string's values are foreseeable and it's long or unreadable and the string would be used in many places, you could use level-88 string to make the...

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Priyakk

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• Mar 15th, 2007

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 ran...

vaibhav

• Mar 14th, 2007

                 first of all your file should have uniquely defined key field . declare a  appropriate cobol ...

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Rohit

• Feb 22nd, 2007

You can pass data from cobol to jcl by setting the value in RETURN register and fetching it in JCL.example, if file is empty, you can set return code by MOVE 22 to RETURN-CODEin JCL for that step executing the program you can define a COND parameter to handle that return code. Try it.

simmu

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• Nov 29th, 2006

Please explain what is internal readers. Please give some exampls too.

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Gurudev.k

• Feb 14th, 2007

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...

Vanita

• Dec 14th, 2006

Count no of records.Copy the OLD file into another NEW file using FILEAID.At the end it will prompt no of records added. lets say 50 records added.Then open the file in edit mode using FILEAID.An...

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Subhatra

• Feb 13th, 2007

All the changes (update,insert and delete) made to the back end tables during a particular transaction are not saved .

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dhana

• Feb 12th, 2007

The answer is b.

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JJ

• Feb 7th, 2007

BOTH WILL WORK

Mayuresh

• Aug 22nd, 2006

Both are same here.Since the computation takes place based on precedence,here ' * ' has higher precedence over ' - 'therefore first A * B will be calculated and then C * D and finally second quan...

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ramana

• Feb 7th, 2007

Hello Guys,

Comp-1: Storage is in hexadecimal and size is full word(4-bytes)
Comp-2: Storage is in hexadecimal and size is duobleword.
Comp-3: Storage is in packed hexadecimal and size is (n/2)+1.

Balasubramanian G

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• Dec 17th, 2006

USAGE COMP-1 : Data is stored as single precision floating point in 4 bytes.Difference between COMP-1, COMP-2, COMP-3 and COMP :COMP-1 data is stored as single precision floating point using 4 byte...

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