what is dynslt and why we use that command when do we use command

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what is dynslt and why we use that command when do we use command..

Answer / raghav

Dynamic Selection is used in Logical Files and is a file-level keyword to indicate that the selection and omission tests specified in the file (using select/omit specifications) are done at processing time.

This keyword specifies dynamic select/omit rather than access path select/omit.

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what is dynslt and why we use that command when do we use command..

Answer / ambika

Dynamic Selection used for logical files

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