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drajasekharreddy
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 Posted: Thu Apr 22, 2004 12:57 am Post subject: regarding cobol |
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Hi,
How can i identify by looking into cobol program wether it is using VSAM files or NON-VSAM files?
How can i identify wether the subroutine is calling dynamically or statically?
In a cobol-db2 program if i do the changes only to cobol statements, how should i start, wheter l i start from pre compilation r from compilation. i am not touching any sql statements in cobol program?
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kolusu
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drajasekharreddy,
Please post your questions to the approriate forum. I am moving this topic to "Application Programming" forum as it does not belong to the database forum.
One more important suggestion , please follow the board rules. They are listed at the top of the helpboard main page. Rule #1 stress on searching before posting.
1. Check this link for an answer of your first question
http://www.mvsforums.com/helpboards/viewtopic.php?t=1466&highlight=vsam
2. Ravi kindly provided the links
3. You need to pre-compile, and then compile the program once again. The reason being simple that the compiler does not recongnize the sql statements.
Hope this helps...
Cheers
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