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In a program, there are 2 sections defined say SECTION-A
and SECTION-B. There is a paragraph say CALC-INT in both
the sections. If this para has to be called directly for
SECTION-A, then PERFORM CALC-INT will not work as it is
present in both sections. How the PERFORM statement has to
be coded here?

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In a program, there are 2 sections defined say SECTION-A and SECTION-B. There is a paragraph say C..

Answer / priya

The above code does not work. It gives a compilation error.
Is there any other solution?

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In a program, there are 2 sections defined say SECTION-A and SECTION-B. There is a paragraph say C..

Answer / kb

yes , its right the above code gives compilation errors. I
have checked this

Is This Answer Correct ?    2 Yes 0 No

In a program, there are 2 sections defined say SECTION-A and SECTION-B. There is a paragraph say C..

Answer / kb

It will be called as
PERFORM CALC-INT OF SECTION-A.

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In a program, there are 2 sections defined say SECTION-A and SECTION-B. There is a paragraph say C..

Answer / bv

It cannot be called directly . Control should go to
section A and start of that section A, perform CALC-INT.

Perform SECTION-A.

SECTION-A
Perform CALC-INT.

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In a program, there are 2 sections defined say SECTION-A and SECTION-B. There is a paragraph say C..

Answer / priya

Any para in a section can be called directly. There is no
need to call the section. In this case, the paragraph name
is the same in both the sections, so there should be some
way by which the paragraph can be called directly by using
the section name as the qualifier but now sure how.

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