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Description of "Ck" identifier type

 

Ck COBOL keywords

When the Ck identifier type appears on your output report, it indicates that the file scanner recognized the identifier it found as a keyword, operator, special register, or compiler directive in COBOL.

Likely cause of overreporting
in COBOL programs
Recommendation
Most Common:
The file scanners recognize COBOL keywords as impacts when they are scanning source code that was created for or migrated to the HP Micro Focus COBOL 4.x compiler, even when usage is correct. This happens because the file scanners cannot distinguish the version of COBOL code used.
Another possibility:
A field that is defined in DATA DIVISION or WORKING STORAGE matches COBOL keywords in the file scanner database.
Use -C CBL4 to exclude all COBOL 4.x impacts.
OR use -I synopsisID to exclude this impact.
You can put either of these options in your .scanrc file.

To obtain information about files that are classified as "unknown", see Files of Unknown Type.

For more information on file scanner options, see:

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