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BOUNDOPT Details (↑ Choosing Run-time Behavior)
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If BOUNDOPT is used, any digits in a USAGE DISPLAY subscript
above the size of the table are ignored. For example, for a table
with 50 entries, a PIC 9(3) subscript is treated as PIC 9(2),
with the most significant digit ignored.
Can only be used when NOBOUND is specified, and only affects
optimized code (created with OPT "1" or above). NOBOUNDOPT must be
specified if a program references beyond the end of a table.
NOBOUNDOPT is assumed if bound-checking is enabled or if
TABLESEGCROSS has been specified.
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