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How to find How Many Lines in Sysin DD * Parameter Thru
Cobol Coding?
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Shree
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Answer / guest1
you need to put it in a loo. In sysin dd* u need to pass a
value that will terminate loop. (Here say /1*)
in your cobol coding performthe loop till it reaches '/1*'.
For every accept, increment the counter variable by 1. Once
the loop is terminated, display the count.
Hope that this could help you.
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Answer / shiva
sys inn dd*...is used to pass data from jcl to cobol...
so in shorter way... how many accept stmts u code in cobol
that many relative values only it will consider frm
jcl...beyond tat it will neglect....
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Answer / sruthi
We can say how many lines in sysin dd * parameter by seeing
ACCEPT stmt in cobol pgm.
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