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uma rao
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| what is meant by compiling above 16MB line and below 16MB line? |
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CICS Guy
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| 24 bit addressing vs 31 bit addressing..... |
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Negi
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| Hey CICS guy could you please explain the difference between them, i know the AMODE and RMODE options and use them, they are installation dependant i think, but i do not know why is a option is used? |
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itjagadesh
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Hi UMA RAO,
AMODE & RMODE are compiler options for a cobol program.
They specify which type of processing .ie)24 bit processing and 32 bit processing.
if u specify AMODE(24) & RMODE(24) - THEN maximum u can use 16MB for working storage space.
if u specify AMODE(an or 31) & RMODE(any or 31) - THEN maximum u can use greater than 16MB for working storage space.
This is the main use of AMODE and RMODE.
Exception : Program compiled with 24 mode cant used in sub module og program compiled with 31 mode |
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