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mainframemouli
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 Posted: Thu Feb 24, 2005 7:06 am Post subject: Index variable |
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03 TEST-KEY.
05 TK-BYTE OCCURS 40 PIC X(01) indexed by A.
03 TEST-KEY1.
05 TK-BYTE1 OCCURS 40 PIC X(01) indexed by A.
can same variable be used as a index for two tables??????? |
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kolusu
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| Posted: Thu Feb 24, 2005 8:49 am Post subject: |
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mainframemouli,
Yes you can use the same index for 2 different tables. change your definition to the following
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01 TEST-KEY.
05 TK-BYTE-TBL OCCURS 40 TIMES INDEXED BY A.
10 TK-BYTE PIC X(01).
01 TEST-KEY1.
05 TK-BYTE-TBL1 OCCURS 40 TIMES INDEXED BY A.
10 TK-BYTE1 PIC X(01).
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Hope this helps...
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Subzero
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Kolusu,
Will there be any performance degradation using same index for 2 different tables. As far as I know, indexes are usually used as special registers to store displacement from base address of a table. In case of 2 tables using same index, how is displacement calculated? At run time?
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kolusu
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Kolusu,
Will there be any performance degradation using same index for 2 different tables
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Subzero,
I really cannot tell about the performance issue. You may need to do some stress test and see if there is any performance degradation.
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