How to read a record from bottom of a file which is
indexed by 'A'.
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Answer / bm
USE SORTING ie:
SORT file-name1
ON DESCENDING KEY A
USING file-name2
GIVING file-name3
then read file-name3.
This is the nearest I can think of, any other solutions
please..
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Answer / mahesh
we can read a file from bottom using "EXEC CICS READ PREV"
command in COBOL program.
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Answer / rd
WE can use low valus to execute the file from bottom.
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