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nandinihb
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hi all,
is it possible to know by seeing the cobol program itself whether it is using a static call or dynamic call
thanks |
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kousalya26
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Hi nandini,
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is it possible to know by seeing the cobol program itself whether it is using a static call or dynamic call
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In the cobol program, if the call statement is like
CALL "literal" USING arguments
eg. CALL "PROGA" USING arguments
its a static call.
If the call statement is like
CALL variable USING arguments
eg. WORKING STORAGE SECTION.
01 PROG-A pic x(07) value 'PROGA'.
CALL PROG-A using arguments
its a dynamic call.
Well there are some discussion threads on this one of which is http://ibmmainframes.com/viewtopic.php?t=91&highlight=static+dynamic |
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ap_mainframes
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Yes..
Just in case anybody needs a document.
Here it is.
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tushar_zibbu
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Yes Nandini,  I do agree with him. This is the simplest way to identify a static and a dynamic call.
To add more to it, In a static call 1 loadlib or one can say 1 exe file is created whereas it is 2 in case of a dynamic call  |
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Visvanathan
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To add to this query..
1) My program does a STATIC call,while I compile, I do a DYNAM option and viceversa. I mean we contradict the calls at coding stage and during compilation stage. Is it feasible? If so how ?
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mfjude
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| You can't be sure about the nature of call from the program only.Its the complier option which ultimately decides what kind of call to make. |
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