For a db2 column that is being defined as decimal (11, 2), discuss the cobol picture clause.
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Answer / Rajan Kumar Gupta
In COBOL, the picture clause for a DB2 column defined as decimal(11, 2) would look like this: 01 column-name PIC S9(11)V9(2). Here, S9(11) indicates that the field can hold up to 11 digits (including spaces), and V9(2) specifies that the field should be right-justified and display 2 decimal places.
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