In a complex COBOL application, you encounter a situation where two different parts of the program need to access the same data item but interpret it differently. How can you achieve this using the REDEFINES clause?

  • Create multiple 01-level records with different REDEFINES clauses
  • Declare the data item with OCCURS DEPENDING ON clause
  • Use 88-level condition names for each interpretation
  • Utilize a nested data structure with REDEFINES clause
To have two different interpretations of the same data item in different parts of a program, you can use the REDEFINES clause within a nested data structure. This allows you to define multiple views of the same data item without conflicting interpretations.
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