What is an overflow error?

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Explain workbook protection types in excel.

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Suggest a method of joining two tables.

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What does ctrl 0 do in excel?

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What is dataadapter in ado.net?

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Why are event receivers used in sharepoint?

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What is Rack awareness?

995

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What are steps to create an attribute view?

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Why was APJ Abdul Kalam so popular? Have you read 'Wings of Fire'?

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What are the two major types of control system?

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Does windows 10 have a startup folder?

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What are predicates in java 8?

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What information is included in a bill for services?

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Service Program : S1 Modules in S1 : M1 M1 having two procedures : ADD, SUB Current Binder Language STRPGMEXP PGMLVL(*CURRENT) EXPORT SYMBOL("ADD") EXPORT SYMBOL("SUB") ENDPGMEXP Doubt: I need to add one new Module to the Service Program M2 having one procedure ‘MULT’ How to add this new module to the service program S1 ? If I need to recreate the service program again, Do I need to mention the Module M1 again while recreating along with new Module M2? There is no Binding Directory. Binder language structure will be like this STRPGMEXP PGMLVL(*CURRENT) EXPORT SYMBOL("ADD") EXPORT SYMBOL("SUB") EXPORT SYMBOL("MULT") ENDPGMEXP STRPGMEXP PGMLVL(*PREVIOUS) EXPORT SYMBOL("ADD") EXPORT SYMBOL("SUB") ENDPGMEXP

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