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You can over-ride the standard error codes at the time you terminate BTEQ

  1. True

  2. False
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Explanation

BTEQ allows you to override standard error codes when terminating the script using the .QUIT or .EXIT commands with a custom return code. This feature enables you to communicate specific exit conditions to calling processes or batch scripts. For example, you can use '.QUIT 100' to exit with a custom code of 100 instead of the default error codes. This is useful for integrating BTEQ scripts into automated workflows where specific error codes need to be trapped and handled.

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