Re: How to accept multiple lines of Instream data.

In article <1146124496.436402.108270@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
arrbee <arrbee@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi experts,

Would you please tell me in detail to how to accept multiple lines of
instream data from JCL inside a COBOL program? I am sorry if my
question is not phrased properly.

There is a pure COBOL program that accepts instream data from a JCL
SYSIN card. So, if it is one line then we use "ACCEPT Identifier-1" in
procedure division. If the SYSIN card has multiple lines of data then
how to accept it?

This is not the first time you've posted a question without showing any
sort of work on your part; please post what it is you've tried in order to
make this work and the 'experts' might be able to avoid repeating the
mistakes you've already made.

DD

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