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Question 1

Given the following code segment:
0001.00 D DateField S D DATFMT(*ISO)
0002.00 D CharField S 6A INZ('040696')
0003.00 C *MDY MOVE CharField DateField
This code will not compile. Which of the following changes will allow a successful compile?

A. Change line 0001.00 to: D DateField S D DATFMT(*MDY)
B. Change line 0003.00 to: C *ISO MOVE CharField DateField
C. Change line 0003.00 to: C *MDY0 MOVE CharField DateField
D. Change line 0003.00 to: C *MDY MOVE(D) CharField DateField

Question 2

A Service Program was originally created with the following binder language:
STRPGMEXP PGMLVL(*CURRENT)
EXPORT SYMBOL('A')
EXPORT SYMBOL('B')
ENDPGMEXP
Module C is to be added to the Service Program. It is a NOMAIN module containing two subpocedures - X and Y.
Which of the following binder sources could be used to ensure that existing programs which use this service program, continue to work correctly without being recreated or updated?

A. STRPGMEXP PGMLVL(*CURRENT) EXPORT SYMBOL('A') EXPORT SYMBOL('B')
EXPORT SYMBOL('X') EXPORT SYMBOL('Y') ENDPGMEXP
B. STRPGMEXP PGMLVL(*CURRENT) EXPORT SYMBOL('A') EXPORT SYMBOL('B')
EXPORT SYMBOL('C') ENDPGMEXP STRPGMEXP PGMLVL(*PRV) EXPORT
SYMBOL('A') EXPORT SYMBOL('B') ENDPGMEXP
C. STRPGMEXP PGMLVL(*CURRENT) EXPORT SYMBOL('X') EXPORT SYMBOL('Y')
EXPORT SYMBOL('A') EXPORT SYMBOL('B') ENDPGMEXP
D. STRPGMEXP PGMLVL(*CURRENT) EXPORT SYMBOL('X') EXPORT SYMBOL('Y')
EXPORT SYMBOL('A') EXPORT SYMBOL('B') ENDPGMEXP STRPGMEXP
PGMLVL(*PRV) EXPORT SYMBOL('X') EXPORT SYMBOL('Y') EXPORT SYMBOL('A')
EXPORT SYMBOL('B') ENDPGMEXP STRPGMEXP PGMLVL(*PRV) EXPORT
SYMBOL('A') EXPORT SYMBOL('Y') EXPORT SYMBOL('A') EXPORT SYMBOL('B')
ENDPGMEXP STRPGMEXP PGMLVL(*PRV) EXPORT SYMBOL('A') EXPORT
SYMBOL('B') EXPORT SYMBOL('A') EXPORT SYMBOL('B') ENDPGMEXP STRPGMEXP
PGMLVL(*PRV) EXPORT SYMBOL('A') EXPORT SYMBOL('B') ENDPGMEXP EXPORT
SYMBOL('B') ENDPGMEXP STRPGMEXP PGMLVL(*PRV) EXPORT SYMBOL('A')
EXPORT SYMBOL('B') ENDPGMEXP STRPGMEXP PGMLVL(*PRV) EXPORT
SYMBOL('A') EXPORT SYMBOL('B') ENDPGMEXP
E. STRPGMEXP PGMLVL(*CURRENT) EXPORT SYMBOL('A') EXPORT SYMBOL('B')
EXPORT SYMBOL('X') EXPORT SYMBOL('Y') ENDPGMEXP STRPGMEXP
PGMLVL(*PRV) EXPORT SYMBOL('A') EXPORT SYMBOL('B') ENDPGMEXP

Question 3

Given the following code segment:
/FREE
DoW Not %Eof(File1);
Read File1;
EndDo;
/END-FREE
Which of the following changes can be made to ensure that the Read is NOT performed when File1 is empty?

A. /FREE SetLl *LoVal File1; DoW Not %Eof(File1) and %Found(File1); Read File1; EndDo; /END-FREE
B. /FREE SetLl *LoVal File1; DoU %Eof(File1); Read File1; EndDo; /END-FREE
C. /FREE SetLl *LoVal File1; DoW Not %Eof(File1) or *INLR; Read File1; EndDo; /END- FREE
D. /FREE DoW Not %Eof(File1) and %Size(File1) > *Zero; Read File1; EndDo; /END- FREE

Question 4

An RPG program encounters an error. The programmer tries to match the statement number reported by the error message with the source and discovers that statement is a comment. Clearly this is not the statement in error. Which of the following can be coded in the H-Spec to ensure that run time errors reference statement numbers that correspond to those in the source member?

A. Option(*NoDebugIo)
B. Option(*List)
C. Option(*SrcStmt)
D. Option(*Stmt)

Question 5

Given the following display file DDS example:
AAN01N02N03T.Name++++++RLen++TDpBLinPosFunctions++++++++
A SFLRCD 4S 0H SFLRCDNBR(CURSOR)
What is the use of the variable SFLRCD?

A. When control is returned to the program, SFLRCD will be set to the number of subfile records that have been changed.
B. When displaying the subfile, the subfile record with the relative record number equal to SFLRCD will be the first subfile line displayed.
C. When displaying the subfile, the cursor will initially be positioned on the subfile record with the relative record number equal to SFLRCD.
D. When control is returned to the program, SFLRCD will be set to the relative record number where the cursor is currently located.

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