Variable

label

statement

function

Loops through all occurrences of a field

Loops through the occurrences of a field except the First and the Last Field

PLACE RECORDS ON label ON [LIST] listname

Loops through none of the Occurences of a fiel

Store the processing position in a FOR loop.

Store the processing position in a IF loop.

Store the processing information in a FOR loop.

)Remembers your User ID

#

!

^

@

Retrieves all records in RSREFR with RECTYPE = REPORT which contains atleast one occurrence of the field name REPT.KEY.

Retrieves all records in RSREFR with RECTYPE = REPORT which contains no occurrence of the field name REPT.KEY

Retrieves all records in RSREFR with RECTYPE = REPORT

None of the above

PRINT 'HELLO'

PRINT “HELLO”

Both (a) & (b)

None of the above

AND

WITH

TAB

All of the above

1.95

2

1

0

%%ab

$ab

%ab

ab

%x = hello

%x = 'hello'

%x = “hello”

Both (a) & (b)

Both (b) & (c)

10

5

9.5

9

JUMP

JUMP TO

CALL

CALL TO

JUMP

JUMP TO

CALL

CALL TO

CHANGE CAL DATE TO 20090508

CHANGE CAL DATE FROM 20090507 TO 20090508

Both (a) & (b) are correct

None of the above

FILEMAN allows us to update the file where READ doesn't

READ allows us to update the file whereas FILEMAN doesn't

Updates can be allowed using both FILEMAN as well as READ

Updates cannot be done using FILEMAN as well as READ

TABLE A

TABLE B

TABLE C

TABLE D

ALLOCATE RSREFR WITH DSN= RS.M204TST2.RSREFR.FILE OLD DIRECT

ALLOCATE RSREFR WITH $DSN= RS.M204TST2.RSREFR.FILE OLD DIRECT

ALLOCATE RSREFR WITH DSN= RS.M204TST2.RSREFR.FILE OLD

Both (a) &(c) are correct

PAI

PRINT ALL

PRINT

FPC

SKIP LINES(S)

NEW

SKIP

PAGE

“FOR ALL RECORDS IN A”

“FOR EACH RECORD IN A”

”FOR ONE RECORD IN A”

”FOR ANY RECORD IN A”