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knd_r
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| which level is efficient between 01 and 77 |
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learnmf
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| which level is efficient between 01 and 77 |
77 is more effective as compare to 01 level.B'coz it takes more space as compare to 77.
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somasundaran_k
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learnmf,
I totally disagree with this.
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| which level is efficient between 01 and 77 |
77 is more effective as compare to 01 level.B'coz it takes more space as compare to 77.
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Memory is not a constraint for new generation mainframes. More importantly its not a good practice to use a 77 level in your program and I guess the only reason they are still keeping this is for backward compatibility.
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knd_r
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| in previous versions i.e., cobol 85 level no. 77 is efficient, but now both are same |
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learnmf
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Hi friends
Thanks for your updated information.Hope i will get futher assistence.
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