Name statements that are recognized at compile time only?
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Answer / mallikarjuna reddy.vanna
retain,input,infile,informat,format etc.
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Answer / suresh b anisetty
All compile time activities are un-conditions only exists
at execution time.
LABEL,KEEP,DROP,RENAME,LENGTH,FORMAT,INFORMAT,ATTRIB,BY,WHER
E and ARRAY are all compile time only statements, however
LABEL is the statement that can be place any where with in
the DATA step
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