To answer this question, we need to understand what the utility IEHPROGM is used for.

IEHPROGM is a utility program in IBM's z/OS operating system that is used to manage and maintain various aspects of datasets. It allows system administrators to perform tasks such as creating, deleting, renaming, and modifying datasets.

One of the tasks that can be performed with IEHPROGM is the maintenance of dataset passwords. Dataset passwords can be set or changed using this utility to control access to the dataset.

Therefore, the statement that the utility IEHPROGM can be used to maintain dataset passwords is true.

The correct answer is A) True.

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To answer this question, you need to understand the acronym DBRM.

DBRM stands for Database Request Module.

Option A) Data Request Module - This option is incorrect because DBRM does not stand for Data Request Module.

Option B) Database Register Module - This option is incorrect because DBRM does not stand for Database Register Module.

Option C) Dual Request Module - This option is incorrect because DBRM does not stand for Dual Request Module.

Option D) Database Request Module - This option is correct because DBRM stands for Database Request Module.

The correct answer is D) Database Request Module.

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To answer this question, you need to understand the different IBM utilities used in COBOL programming.

Option A) DATAGEN - This option is incorrect because DATAGEN is not an IBM utility used to describe table structures in COBOL.

Option B) JCLGEN - This option is incorrect because JCLGEN is not an IBM utility used to describe table structures in COBOL.

Option C) DCLGEN - This option is correct. DCLGEN is an IBM utility used to describe the table structure in COBOL. It generates the Data Control Language (DCL) statements that define the structure of the table.

Option D) DBLGEN - This option is incorrect because DBLGEN is not an IBM utility used to describe table structures in COBOL.

The correct answer is C) DCLGEN. This option is correct because DCLGEN is the IBM utility specifically designed to describe the table structure in COBOL.

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