i)What is the command to lock a file in a program
ii)2. Can you get a level check error in a CL program
Answer Posted / naveen chandra joshi
The questions asked are:
i)What is the command to lock a file in a program?
ii)Can you get a level check error in a CL program?
Answers:
1) ALCOBJ,
2) Yes,if the file is declared in CL program then we can get Level Check error in case of record level identifier mismatched. I have tried this in the system and then only posting over here.
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Naveen Chandra Joshi.
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