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.
1 One-to-many For every record in the primary table, there are one or more related records in the foreign table.  Many-to-many For every record in the primary table, there are many related records in the foreign table, and for every record in the foreign table, there are many related records in the primary table.