A s9(4).
B v9(4) value 0.21 can i move this?

Answers were Sorted based on User's Feedback



A s9(4). B v9(4) value 0.21 can i move this?..

Answer / anand

yes you can but decimal value is omitted and only 0 is moved
to A since there is no decimal declaration part in A.

Is This Answer Correct ?    4 Yes 0 No

A s9(4). B v9(4) value 0.21 can i move this?..

Answer / raghu

what about B, anand,can v pass value to B

Is This Answer Correct ?    0 Yes 0 No

A s9(4). B v9(4) value 0.21 can i move this?..

Answer / anand

There is no use of passing values to B. Since It doesnt have the decimal part.

Is This Answer Correct ?    0 Yes 0 No

Post New Answer

More COBOL Interview Questions

Whtz the specialty of 77 level number ?

2 Answers   Infosys,


Name the divisions in a COBOL program ?

7 Answers  


wht r the advantages of 77 level number ?

8 Answers   TCS,


how do u list the abended jobs?

1 Answers   IBM,


I have a source program compiled with Cobol-2. The output file has a record length of 100 defined in the program but a record of 60 bytes getting written into it. i.e. The rest of 40 bytes I am not Writing anything. But it by default puts some values into the last 40 bytes. However it does not impact anything. But when Compiled the module with Enterprise Cobol the last 40 bytes were spaces as fillers. Can anyone explain?

5 Answers   Cognizant,






I have a cobol program with a sub program. How ca i find that it is a dynamic call? or static call..?

3 Answers   HCL, IBM,


where did you see the information regarding abend codes in jcl?

1 Answers   Hewitt,


Describe the difference between subscripting and indexing ?

2 Answers  


what is difference between cobol and cobol/400

1 Answers   HCL,


Suppose i have a Cobol field of 10 byte. it contains a decimal sign.How to know where is the point location?

1 Answers  


How do you reference the following file formats from cobol programs?

0 Answers  


in a indexed file what is procedure for read the records from 12 to 18. please give the code example

2 Answers   L&T,


Categories