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how can we find setll setgt chain read reade readp
operations are successfull or not,give example.explain in
detail.
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Answer Posted / rajkalyanam
If SETLL and SETGT are successful,that is if record is
found Equal Indicator gets ON.
If READ,READE and READP are not Successfull that is if
record is not found or retrieved Equal Indicator gets ON,
For CHAIN High indicator gets on when CHAIN operation is not
not successfull.
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