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-D num flag
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Data dictionary
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Data Division
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accessing another program's
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Data errors
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program run errors
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Data items
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Alpha and I64 alignment
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binary
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alignment of
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natural alignment of
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exceeding size of
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compiler implementation specifications
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index
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intermediate
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padding
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Data movement #1
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Data movement #2
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Data name, subscript with
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Data organization
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Data testing #1
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Data testing #2
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Data types
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HP COBOL-to-Oracle CDD/Repository mapping
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scaling and mixing
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selection for performance
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DATE-COMPILED statement
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differences
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HP COBOL for OpenVMS VAX (ex.)
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HP COBOL on OpenVMS Alpha (ex.)
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listing multiple instances of source line
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*DC #1
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*DC #2
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*DC SET NOPADALIGN
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*DC SET PADALIGN
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DCL commands
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ASSIGN
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CONTINUE
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DEASSIGN
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DEFINE #1
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DEFINE #2
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for program development
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DCL SORT
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De-editing #1
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De-editing #2
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DEASSIGN, DCL command
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using logical names
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/DEBUG
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RUN command
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symbol table information
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/DEBUG qualifier
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and /OPTIMIZE
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Debugger #1
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Debugger #2
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COBOL support
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compiling and linking with the debugger
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compiling with the debugger
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debugging optimized images
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getting help #1
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getting help #2
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getting started
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sample cobol command #1
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sample cobol command #2
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use of conditional compilation lines
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use of desk-checking
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use of faulty data
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using conditional compilation lines
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using listing files
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Debugging
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OpenVMS Alpha
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sample session
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sample Ladebug Debugger session
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sample source code
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tools
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Tru64 UNIX
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sample session
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Decimal shadowing #1
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Decimal shadowing #2
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Declarative procedure (ex.)
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Declarative USE procedures
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example
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EXTEND
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file name
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global
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INPUT
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INPUT-OUTPUT
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ordinary
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OUTPUT
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samples
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use of
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using
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Default object module libraries
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using the DEFINE command
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DEFAULT phrase
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Default user libraries
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definition
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DEFINE, DCL command #1
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DEFINE, DCL command #2
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Defining tables
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Dependency recording
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/DEPENDENCY_DATA qualifier
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DESCRIPTOR
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argument-passing mechanism
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Design comments
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unsupported by HP COBOL
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/DESIGN qualifier
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unsupported by HP COBOL
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Desk-checking
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Detail lines
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Developing programs
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choosing a reference format #1
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choosing a reference format #2
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converting reference format
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creating a program
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editors
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reference format
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Diagnostic messages
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compiler
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linker
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See Linker messages
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run-time
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See Run-time messages
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Directives
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data alignment
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placement
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memory allocation and access
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See also Alignment directives
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SET VOLATILE
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DISPLAY data items, avoiding for arithmetic
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DISPLAY statement
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differences
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output, object of
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See also Video forms
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DISPLAY within ACCEPT ON EXCEPTION, terminating
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-display_formatted flag
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/DISPLAY_FORMATTED qualifier
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Double-precision data
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storage differences
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Driver
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definition of #1
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definition of #2
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relationship to software components #1
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relationship to software components #2
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Driver program
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and ld
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Duplicate keys check
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DUPLICATES IN ORDER phrase
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Dynamic access mode
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specifying
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