Use options OBS = 0, no replace; Execute your prog. To set normally options

if a program has some 1000 or more line and how to know whether the syntax of the particular code is correct without checking it manually

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Use options OBS = 0, no replace; Execute your prog. To set normally options OBS = MAX replace;

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