DIFFERENCE BETWEEN COBOL SEARCH AND SEARCH ALL
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SEARCH AND SEARCH ALL
The following mainframe tutorial list down the basic differences between the COBOL SEARCH and SEARCH ALL.
SEARCH |
SEARCH ALL |
1) Used for sequential search in COBOL tables. |
1) Used for Binary search. |
2) The entries do not need to be in any order. |
2) The table entries must be in some order. |
3) SEARCH can use multiple WHEN conditions. |
3) Only one WHEN is allowed. |
4) SEARCH can be used with any relational condition |
4) SEARCH ALL works with only equality condition.
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5) SET statement is a must for initializing the index before its usage. |
5) SET statement is not required.
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Thu, 05/09/2013 - 15:32
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