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James has just written a new program following your advice to use checkpoints but is facing another problem. After issuing a checkpoint, the program seems to "forget" its last position in the database as it restarts from the beginning of the database.
You need to help James understand why this happens. Which of the following does he need to know in order for him to fully understand what is happening in the program?
I. When a checkpoint is issued, all database position is lost
II. IMS sets the position to the start of the database
III. After a checkpoint call, the program needs to reposition itself
IV. This repositioning can be done by issuing a GU Call to the last segment accessed before the checkpoint
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