1.CDO> CHANGE RECORD SUPPLIER_REC
      cont> ROW_MAJOR ARRAY 1:20.
      cont> END RECORD.

      This example uses the CHANGE RECORD command to add an array
      clause to a record called SUPPLIER_REC.

    2.CDO> CHANGE RECORD EMPLOYEE_WORK_SCHEDULE
      cont> NONAME COBOL.
      cont> END RECORD.

      In this example, the CHANGE RECORD command uses the NO keyword
      to remove the NAME FOR COBOL record property from the EMPLOYEE_
      WORK_SCHEDULE record definition.

    3.CDO> CHANGE RECORD EMP_ADDRESS.
      cont> DELETE DEPT_CODE.
      cont> END RECORD.

      In this example, the CHANGE RECORD command deletes the DEPT_
      CODE field definition.

    4.CDO> CHANGE RECORD EMP_ADDRESS.
      cont> DEFINE EMP_NAME.
      cont> END EMP_NAME DEFINE.
      cont> END RECORD.

      In this example, the CHANGE RECORD command adds the EMP_NAME
      record definition to the EMP_ADDRESS record element.

    5.CDO> CHANGE RECORD EMPLOYEE_REC
      cont> /* Adding new fields WAGE_STATUS and CLASS_CODE */.
      cont> DEFINE WAGE_STATUS.
      cont> END DEFINE.
      cont> DEFINE CLASS_CODE.
      cont> END DEFINE.
      cont> END EMPLOYEE-REC RECORD.

      To include an additional field in a record definition, use the
      CHANGE command with the DEFINE record property. The included
      field becomes the last field in the record definition. This
      example adds the fields WAGE_STATUS and CLASS_CODE to the
      record definition EMPLOYEE_REC.