Hi Hitesh, Thank you so much for your feedback. Yes, that's correct it was a mistake. Please consider subscribing to our channel for more such video and do share these videos with your friends. Thanks, Topictrick.
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@guitarsynergy5033 Thank you for your feedback and for pointing out the error. I apologize for any confusion caused. You’re correct, both PCT (Program Control Table) and PPT (Processing Program Table) refer to the Program Control Table which is wrong. PPT refers to the Processing Program Table. I appreciate your vigilance in ensuring the accuracy of the information. If you have any more questions or comments, feel free to share. I’m here to help! 😊 Thanks!
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Magnificent, I have worked for years in this environment and your video has been very useful to me because it has helped me to refresh my knowledge and learn some things that I did not know, this video is pure gold. Thanks, I'm signed up.
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Hi Abhishek, Thank you so much for highlighting. You are correct last 4 questions are repeated. I will try to update the video by removing those questions from the video. I have also updated the video description with additional comments. If you like this video, then please consider subscribing to our channel. Thanks, Topictrick
What is up with those stupid and ridiculous flipping animations in the lower right of the screen! They are totally distracting and should be removed. They make what would be a good video to one that's almost not watching because they are so distracting and interfere with one's ability to concentrate on the material being presented.
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@@Topictrick Sorry for sounding so harsh, but I am preparing for an interview this week and watching while walking on my treadmill and my eyes kept going to the animations and losing concentration otherwise great video!
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A few remarks... the "lib" syllable is usually pronounced with a long "i", as in "libe." No one ever refers to "a JCL". There are "cataloged procedures," not "catalog procedures."
@Bhakti-rider Thank you for your feedback! I appreciate your insights. You’re absolutely right-the correct pronunciation of “lib” in JCL is true with a long “i” sound, like “live.” And I apologise for the oversight regarding “cataloged procedures.” Your attention to detail is commendable, and I’ll make sure to use accurate terminology going forward. If you have any more observations or questions, feel free to share them! 😊📚 Thanks!
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