raju


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why we go for SPUFI for creating tables or for sql queries?

 4 DB2 8092

COMMIT & ROLLBACK WE WILL NOT USE IN CICS PROGRAMMING INSTEAD OF COMMIT WE USE SYNC POINT THEN WT WE USE FOR ROLL BACK?

 3 CICS 8869



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Question { 18777 }

What does it mean when EIBCALEN is equal to 1 and other
values?


Answer

EIBCALEN stands Executable Interface Block Communication
Area Length

so it counts no.of characters passing from 1 program to
another (i.e how much data we r sending...)


if EIBCALEN = 0, -->user has not enterd any data on the Map
EIBCALEN > 0 -->indicates user has enterd the data on map

Is This Answer Correct ?    2 Yes 5 No

Question { 9946 }

in cobol perform stmt whether it first checks the condition
or not


Answer

hi deepa..

can u give a brief description abt ur ans

& how to set TEST BEFORE option or TEST AFTER OPTION

Is This Answer Correct ?    0 Yes 0 No


Question { Cap Gemini, 19602 }

what is the coding difference between COBOL and CICS.


Answer

GIRISH I THINK THE QUESTION WOULD BE ...

WHAT IS THE CODING DIFFERENCE BETWEEN NORMAL COBOL PROGRAM
AND CICS-COBOL PROGRAM ?

IF YES,

ANS)
1. IN BATCH (NORMAL COBOL) WE DECLARE THE FILES IN
ENVIRONMENT DIVISION WHERE AS IN ONLINE (CICS-COBOL) FCT
WILL BE USED.

2.IN BATCH WE USE ACCEPT & DISPLAY stmts ,in cics we use
SEND/RECEIVE commands.

3.in batch we use GO BACK,EXIT and STOP RUN, IN CICS RETURN
COMMAND TO INDICATE END OF THE PROGRAM.

Is This Answer Correct ?    9 Yes 0 No

Question { 14081 }

whn do i get soc7 abend while moving alphanumeric to
numeric or while moving numeric to aplhanumeric please
reply ASAP?


Answer

What is ASAP(what does it mean) ?

Is This Answer Correct ?    0 Yes 1 No