Please let me know at which Scenarios we will go for STATIC
call or DYNAMIC
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Dynamic calls are used when subprogram is called frequently.
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As far as i know, when submprogram is small it is better to
make static calls
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If it is static call. More memory will be utilized as the
called program is also included in the compilation.
Compilation mightslightly take more time when comapred with
dynamic calls.Dynamic calls are always done at run time
and execution time for Dynamic calls might be more than
static calls.
Usage of static and dynamic calls depends on your
requirement, based on specific condition- Say when Var1=0 u
need to call PGM1 and whn Var1=1 u need to call PGM2 then u
have to go for dynamic call.
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Answer / mahesh
Dynamic calls are used when subprogram is called frequently.
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