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How do you read in the variables that you need?
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Answer Posted / hitesh
You can read in the variable with INPUT statement.
There are more than 1 ways use input statement.
eg:
input name$ no sal;
...OR you can read selected fields from byte positions at which they appear in the input file.
eg:
INPUT @1 NAME $20.
@21 No 3.
@24 Sal 7.;
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