could you give me an example how, where i code CHECKPOINT
and restart...I need and example....thanks..
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Answer Posted / vicky
CHECKpoint frequency value from JCL to
cobol program. This means, number of records after which the data should be commited, and chkpoint fixed.
If chkpoint frequency is 10 , then after every 10 records, data will be committed.
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