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David Burney <[log in to unmask]> ponders thusly:
> I've a question concerning the use of 'with debugging
> mode.' in Cobol code. I use this occasionally in my
> code to determine logic flow and variable values at
> specific points in the code. Yet, I do not use the
> "D" indicator in column 7. My question is, when I
> compile the code and run the object without using the
> ';parm=1' parameter to invoke the debug process, is
> there any performance loss ? In other words, is leaving
> the 'with debugging mode' code in the program, even
> though I don't invoke it with ';parm=1' more system
> intensive ?
Hmmmmm. I also would like to know the answer to this. We use the same
method. Although anecdotal evidence suggests that their is no performance
penalty (at least, I haven't noticed one yet!), I would be interested in
seeing some hard numbers on this.
Jim Phillips Manager of Information Systems
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