level number 77 is used to define
a)group data
b)elementary data
c)redefine
d)none
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Answer / santy
level number 77 is used to define elementary data element.
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Answer / jagannath
Both 01 and 77 level can be used to define elementary data.
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Answer / v.s.rajashekar
LEVEL NO:77 IS USED FOR DECLARING ELEMENTRY DATA
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Answer / siddu
level number 77 is used to define elementary data
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