Display Qualified, Variable Length, Indexed, or Subscripted COBOL Data Names

Specify qualified, variable length, indexed, and subscripted COBOL data names as follows:

To display non-uniquely defined COBOL data names, enter:
```
CORE='NAME-1 OF NAME-2'
```
Specify up to seven levels of indexing or subscripting.
- To display a variable length COBOL data item, such as a data item declared with an 'OCCURS X to Y times depending on Z' clause, enter:
```
CORE='DATA-NAME'
```
- To display an indexed or subscripted COBOL data item defined in arrays, enter:
```
CORE='NAME(X1, X2, X3)'
```
Follow these syntax rules:
The data name must be enclosed in quotes.
Specify up to seven levels of indexing or subscripting for a data item.
Parentheses, ( ... ), indicate the beginning and end of indexing and subscripting.
X1, X2, X3 are index names, subscript names or numeric subscript values. If more than one item is specified, a comma and a blank must precede the next item.
Do not mix indexing and subscripting in the same command.

Example

To display a specific entry within a table, enter:

CORE='TABLE(1, SUB-2)'

To display the CUSTOMER-NUMBER as found in CUSTOMER-FILE-C, enter:

CORE='CUSTOMER-NUMBER OF CUSTOMER-FILE-C'

To display the ZIP-CODE in a specific CITY for a specific CUSTOMER, enter:

CORE='ZIP-CODE(NAME-IDX, CITY-IDX, ZIP-IDX)'