what is label record is standard or omitted in file
description of data division?
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Answer / vikram
Label record standard is for disk files.
(it is default).
used to identify the disk files by the labels
omitted is for card reader and printer files.
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Answer / jdf
Label record is standard means it will use disk files. But
tape files can have standard label too.
If the label record is omitted it should be a the tape file
without any begin and end blocks on the tape.
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Answer / laxman
label record is standard means it will use disk files.if the label record is ommited then its pointing to the tape files.
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