In case if I want to know whether a record exists in a file, which one do you prefer CHAIN or a SETLL and why ?
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Answer Posted / sandey243
If you just want to know whether the record exists or not, SETLL is best as it just points to the record and doesn't store the data in to fields ( time saving ) where as CHAIN will read and stores the data in to fields ( time consuming ).
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