RENAME clause takes new SPACE in memory.TRUE or FALSE?
a)TRUE
2)FALSE
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Answer / mayank rastogi
FALSE.
The RENAMES clause does not use any extra space within the program as all it is doing is supplying a replacement name for use in a data definition attached to the program.
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Answer / rajesh
False.
It will take the space of the redefined variable when used.
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Answer / shiva
REDEFINES AND RENAMES ARE USED FOR REUSING STORAGE SPACE....
HENCE RENAME DOES NOT USE NEW SPACE IN MEMORY
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Answer / amar
false.
because rename clause is used for rename the
variable/identifier/data name.
redefines clause will take extra space. because we define
data names tow times in working storage section.
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