how would find total records in files using sequential?
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Answer / Matendra Singh Manu
To find the total number of records in a file using sequential access, you can read each record and increment a counter until reaching the end of the file. Here's an example in COBOL:n SET COUNTER TO 0n OPEN INPUT FILEn PERFORM UNTIL END-OF-FILEn READ RECORDn IF ADVANCING THENn ADD 1 TO COUNTERn END-IFn END PERFORMn CLOSE FILEn DISPLAY 'Total Records: ', COUNTER
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