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SCA product #1
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SCA product #2
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integration with LSE
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invoking
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preparing an SCA library #1
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preparing an SCA library #2
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Scaling
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and mixing data types
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definition
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Screen formatting
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Screen positioning
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absolute
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relative
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Screen Section
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options
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SD record length
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compiler implementation specifications
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SEARCH ALL
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support for EBCDIC collating sequence
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SEARCH ALL statement
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advantages
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requirements
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Search argument
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usage in REPLACING phrase
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Search order
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definition for object module libraries
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SEARCH statement
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Format 1
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Format 2
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Searching tables
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Segmented key
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example
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SELECT statement
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file description
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specifying file organization with
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Separately compiled programs
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/SEPARATE_COMPILATION #1
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/SEPARATE_COMPILATION #2
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and program listings
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compilation performance
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-seq flag
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-sequence_check flag
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Sequential access mode
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default
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specifying
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Sequential file
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access modes
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AT END condition
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creating #1
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creating #2
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design considerations
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end-of-file mark
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end-of-volume label
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extending #1
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extending #2
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extending #3
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using the EXTEND phrase
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I/O statements
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multiple-volume (fig.)
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multiple volumes
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open modes
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organization
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specifying
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organization of
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advantages
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disadvantages
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print file
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processing
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reading #1
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reading #2
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rewriting a
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rewriting records in
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See also Optimization
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SELECT statements #1
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SELECT statements #2
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specifying file organization and access mode
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storage file
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updating
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using the REWRITE statement
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valid I/O statements (tab.)
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writing
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writing records from #1
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writing records from #2
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Sequential file organization (fig.)
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Sequential search
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function of AT END statement
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requirements for
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See also SEARCH statement
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SET ALIGNMENT directive
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syntax of
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SET NOALIGNMENT directive
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syntax of
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SET NOPADALIGN directive
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SET NOVOLATILE directive
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syntax of
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SET PADALIGN directive
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SET statement
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example
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Format 1
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Format 2
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indexing function
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switches
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SET VOLATILE directive
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syntax of #1
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syntax of #2
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setenv command
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/SHARE
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/SHARE qualifier
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Shareable image
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calling
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differences
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creating
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definition
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using in linking
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using symbol vectors
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Shareable images
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transfer vectors
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Shareable objects
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calling
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Shared command-line qualifiers
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(tab.)
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-shared flag
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-shared flag (ld)
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creating shared libraries
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Shared library
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creating
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required flags
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restrictions
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using cobol
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using cobol and ld #1
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using cobol and ld #2
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file name suffix
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flags for creating
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installing
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obtaining information about
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requirements for symbol reference
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restrictions creating
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specifying using COBOL
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Sharing
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source text
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USE procedures
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-show code flag
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-show copy flag
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-show xref flag
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Sign
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conventions
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tests
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description of
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unsigned item and absolute value
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unsigned items, avoiding in arithmetic (ex.)
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SIGN clause
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Significant digits, limiting
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Size
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fixed-length tables
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variable-length tables
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size command
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SIZE ERROR phrase
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SIZE phrase
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Sneakernet
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SORT-32 #1
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SORT-32 #2
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Sort key
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definition
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major
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minor
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Sort parameters
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order of
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SORT statement
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ASCENDING KEY phrase
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COLLATING SEQUENCE phrase
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DESCENDING KEY phrase
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example
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file description entry
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example
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file organization
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GIVING phrase
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with the INPUT PROCEDURE phrase
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INPUT PROCEDURE phrase
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example
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with the GIVING phrase
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multiple sorts
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example
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number of USING files
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compiler implementation specifications
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OUTPUT PROCEDURE phrase
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example
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with the USING phrase
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preventing I/O aborts
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Declarative USE AFTER STANDARD ERROR PROCEDURE
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sample programs
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SELECT statement
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example
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sorting variable-length records
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USING phrase
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with the OUTPUT PROCEDURE phrase
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USING phrase replacing INPUT PROCEDURE phrase
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example
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WITH DUPLICATES IN ORDER phrase
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example
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with tables #1
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with tables #2
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Sorting data
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SORT statement
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Sorting records
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concepts
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multiple sort keys
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single sort key
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Source Code Analyzer
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See SCA
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Source code listing
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Source files
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analyzing source code using Tru64 UNIX tools
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building using Tru64 UNIX tools
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creating and revising
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managing using Tru64 UNIX tools
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Source form
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and file name suffix
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Source programs
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creating
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linking, on Tru64 UNIX
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Special characters
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nonnumeric data
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SPECIAL-NAMES
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ACCEPT statement
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DISPLAY statement
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logical name
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paragraph
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Special registers
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and GLOBAL #1
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and GLOBAL #2
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LINE-COUNTER
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PAGE-COUNTER
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RETURN-CODE
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Stack usage
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/STANDARD
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HP COBOL support for
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/STANDARD=OPENVMS_AXP qualifier option
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default
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Status
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library return
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-std 85 flag
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-std flag
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-std [no]mia flag
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-std [no]syntax flag
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-std [no]xopen flag
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-std v3 flag
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stdin
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stdout
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Storage allocation
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byte boundaries
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effect of fill bytes
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table data
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tables containing COMP or COMP SYNC items
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Storage differences
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for double-precision data
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Storage file
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Storage issues
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based on architectural differences
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Storage of double-precision data
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Alpha architecture
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more information
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Storage space
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minimizing
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Storing nonnumeric data
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Storing numeric data
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Storing return values
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Alpha architecture
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VAX architecture
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Stream #1
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Stream #2
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and ORGANIZATION IS LINE SEQUENTIAL
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STRING statement
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common STRING statement errors
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DELIMITED BY phrase
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matching characters (fig.)
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multiple sending items
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literals (ex.)
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NOT ON OVERFLOW statement
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overflow condition (ex.)
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OVERFLOW statement
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results of (tab.)
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POINTER phrase
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results of (fig.)
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strip command #1
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strip command #2
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Subprogram
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contained
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Subscript name
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subscript value
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compiler implementation specifications
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Subscripted moves
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nonnumeric data #1
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nonnumeric data #2
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Subscripting
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with data-names
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Subscripts
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definition
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number of levels
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compiler implementation limitations
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Success/failure tests
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Supplementary information on interprogram communication
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SWITCH clause
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value of switch numbers
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compiler implementation specifications
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Switches
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checking #1
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checking #2
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controlling
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controlling externally
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controlling internally
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definition
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order of evaluation
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program
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SET statement
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setting externally
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setting for a process
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setting internally
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using
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Symbol
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library condition values
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numeric editing
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record
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Symbol table
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and /DEBUG
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definition
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Symbol vectors
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definition
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using with shareable images
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SYMBOLIC CHARACTERS clause
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value of numeric literals
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compiler implementation specifications
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SYNCHRONIZED clause
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and alignment
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for data alignment
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Syntax synonyms
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SYS$SETSFM routine (ex.)
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System logical
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accessing at run time
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System messages
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compiler
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run-time
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See Run-time messages
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See Linker messages
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System return codes, differences
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with illegal coding
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System routines #1
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System routines #2
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calling subroutine
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function calls
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function results
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System services routines
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System spooler
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System-supplied object module libraries
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definition
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