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-T num flag
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Table elements
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initializing
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Table sort #1
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Table sort #2
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Tables
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access methods
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accessing
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literal subscripts (ex.)
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with indexes #1
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with indexes #2
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with literal subscripts
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with SEARCH statement
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with subscripts
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accessing table elements
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assigning values using the SET statement
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integer value
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binary search
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multiple-key (ex.)
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with keys
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with multiple keys
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defining
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index and ascending search key (ex.)
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sample record description (ex.)
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variable-length (ex.)
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defining fixed-length
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multidimensional
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defining variable-length tables
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ascending and descending keys
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size
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definition
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element length
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adding bytes (ex.)
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fixed-length
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specifying size
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incrementing an index value using the SET statement
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index data item
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where defined
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index data items
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initializing
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alphanumeric items (ex.)
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effect of fill bytes
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INITIALIZE statement
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mixed usage items (ex.)
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OCCURS clause (ex.)
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redefining group level
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VALUE clause (ex.)
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with OCCURS clause
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with VALUE clause
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initializing indexes
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memory map
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adding 3 bytes (fig.)
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adding item (fig.)
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COMP SYNC item (fig.)
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defining (fig.)
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initializing alphanumeric items (fig.)
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initializing mixed usage items (fig.)
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initializing with VALUE clause (fig.)
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multidimensional
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accessing with subscripts
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rules for (tab.)
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defining
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OCCURS clause
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indexes
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keys
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subscripts (ex.)
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one-dimensional
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multiple data items in (ex.)
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organization of multiple data items (fig.)
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one-dimensional (ex.)
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one-dimensional organization of (fig.)
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organization of
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index and ascending search key (fig.)
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relative indexing
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sample (ex.)
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See also Storage allocation and Subscripts
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sequential search
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AT END statement
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serial search
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without VARYING phrase (ex.)
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serial search (ex.)
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size
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adding items (ex.)
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storage allocation
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using the SYNCHRONIZED clause
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subscripting with data names
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subscripting with data names (tab.)
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subscripts
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index name items (ex.)
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three-dimensional
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organization of (fig.)
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three-dimensional (ex.)
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two-dimensional
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organization of (fig.)
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two-dimensional (ex.)
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using SEARCH and varying index data item (ex.)
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using SEARCH and varying index other than the first (ex.)
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using SEARCH and varying unrelated index (ex.)
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Tally argument
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to inspect data
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Tally counter
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to inspect data
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-taso flag
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Temporary files
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created by cobol
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directory used by cobol
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TMPDIR environment variable used by cobol
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Temporary work items
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for arithmetic statements
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Terminal format
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advantages of
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definition
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See Developing programs
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Terminal reference format
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Terminal screen I/O
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Terminal-to-ANSI
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format conversion
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Testing
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nonnumeric data items
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numeric items
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relational tests
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/TIE qualifier
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HP COBOL support for
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TMPDIR environment variable
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use during compliation
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Tools
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Top margin
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-tps flag #1
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-tps flag #2
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-tps flag #3
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TRACEBACK facility
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Tru64 UNIX commands
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for program development
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-trunc flag #1
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-trunc flag #2
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Truncation of data
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justified moves
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/[NO]TRUNCATE qualifier
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nonnumeric moves
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preventing
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-trunc flag
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-tune
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-tune flag
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