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Can any one plz explain the concept of INFSR, *PSSR, INFDS
AND PSDS, I' confusing about PSDS and *PSSR, Wat is the
difference btw them, wat PSDS will do????
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Answer Posted / jeganath
PSDS is a program status data structure.
*PSSR is a subroutine to handle error occured in the program
Whenever there is error occured in the program, the status
defined in the PSDS get changed to some value based on type
of error,
at the same time the control transferred to *PSSR
subroutine , from there we can handle the error based on
the status value from PSDS.
we can rollback or we can modify/reset value based on
requirement
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