In ADDI, a COBOL program is classified as dead code when which condition is true?
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Short Explanation
In ADDI, you call a COBOL program dead code when the analyzed portfolio shows no JCL EXEC PGM statement or COBOL CALL that can invoke it. If nothing in the job stream or program calls references it, it's not reachable during normal execution. That's the condition you need to lock in.
Full Explanation
ADDI marks a COBOL program dead when portfolio analysis finds no JCL EXEC PGM, COBOL CALL, or other reference that can invoke it during normal execution. Commented-out lines, unsupported compiler options, size, or no recent modification do not prove it is unreferenced.