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is it possbile to change dynamic cal to static cal?how?

Are you talking about a "call" in a particular computer language (Cobol, PL/1, Orchard, Tractor etc)? Then you should ask in the correct forum.

If that is your question, the answer is yes. Compiler options. Look at your language manual for "Call" and you should find some useful stuff.

Communication is very important in IT, and so far you are doing an excellent job of showing why you do not belong in IT. "mainfarme" is not a word in the English language. "mainframe" is, however -- so either your topic subject is mis-spelled or you do not know enough English to be able to identify proper words or not. Neither bodes well for the future of your IT career. Furthermore, assuming you had a typo, using a subject line of "mainframe" on a mainframe forum provides absolutely no information about your question -- again no communication is occurring. Definitely NOT a good sign for your future in IT. Neither of your questions can be answered as posed since you provided almost no information to help us -- again, a communication failure on your part. You should read http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html before posting another question.

To your question, yes it is possible, but this can pose some big problems for you - do you really want to do that? A static call implies that for each change in the routine being called that you have to at least relink the program to the changed call program. This can be hundreds of programs ! With a dynamic call the programs will pick up the changed called routine. So, you have to know what you are doing and what the consequences will be.

Hello and welcome to the forum,

Sometimes we forget that the main purpose of this forum is for students and "freshers" with very little experience. The majority of our question-askers are also learning English as well as IT . . .

Is your question concerning COBOL? If so, suggest you re-post your question in the COBOL part of the forum. The answer to your posted question is "yes" but i suspect there is much more yhou need to be aware of.

Suggest you read about one module calling another in the documentation and if there is something that is not clear, post what you found and your doubt. Someone here should be able to clarify.