In cobol+DB2program if the code of cobol program has changed
than i have to do precompilation once again?
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Answer / sachin
Yes,
cobol+DB2program(is Main pgm)---->Changed----> Precompile
once again
cobol+DB2program(is Sub pgm)---->Changed(SUB)---->
Precompile (Sub) once again, Precompile(Main) Not required.
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Answer / mdvasanth86
If you are making changes to the COBO code and not touching
the Embedded SQL code, you can have the LEVEL - Db2
precompiler option set and Compile and link edit the
program. No BINDING REQUIRED.
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