1 You should also know that the conjugate base of a Bronsted acid is the species formed when a proton is lost from that acid (e.g., hydroxide ion is the conjugate base of water; water is the conjugate base of the hydronium ion).
Mainframe_Dinosaur Profile Answers by Mainframe_Dinosaur. Mainframe programmers wouldn't normally write a Cobol program just to count the number of records in a file. We would count the number of records using DFSort or SyncSort, or use AMS(Idcams repro). Both SORT and REPRO would be executed in a JCL stream. Much faster than writing a Cobol program.
After you run the INSERT INTO statement on a temporary data table, the SQL variable, @@RowCount, contains the number of records that were inserted into the temp table. Take a look at this demo: <!--- Create, populate, and query the temp ID table. --->. <cfquery name=qID datasource=#REQUEST.DSN.Source#>.