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Use any of the following techniques.
1) Data structure as a parameter
2) Writing the record in intermediate file (only 1 record at a time).
3) Data queues.
Thanks/regards
Neeraj Sarougi
Lead Analyst
CGI c/o COTT
Mumbai, India
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Subject: Parameter passing Query
to call PGM2 by passing all the 150 fields read. What is the best way to
achieve this? I have a file of 150 fields. In PGM1 I have to read it and
from there I have
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