When declaring a table in COBOL, which clause specifies the number of occurrences?
- DEPENDING ON
- INDEXED BY
- OCCURS
- REDEFINES
The OCCURS clause in COBOL is used to declare a table and specifies the number of occurrences or elements in that table. It defines the size of the table and the number of times data is repeated within it.
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