using JCL with sysin. //sysin dd *here u code the parameters(value) to pass in to cobol program /* and in program you use accept variable name(one accept will read... Read more »
A program that follows a top down approach. It is also one that other programmers or users can follow logically and is easy to read and understand. Read more »
Here s9(4)comp is small integer ,so two words equal to 1 byte so totally it will occupy 2 bytes(4 words).here in s9(4) comp-3 as one word is equal to 1/2 byte.4... Read more »
1) using JCL with sysin. //sysin dd *here u code the parameters(value) to pass in to cobol program /* and in program you use accept variable name(one accept will... Read more »
A program that follows a top down approach. It is also one that other programmers or users can follow logically and is easy to read and understand. Read more »
In the case of Static call, the called program is a stand-alone program, it is an executable program. During run time we can call it in our called program. As about... Read more »
1. You can REDEFINE a Variable from one PICTURE class to another PICTURE class by using the same memory location. 2. By REDEFINES we can INITIALISE the variable... Read more »
Using EXEC CICS SPOOL WRITE(var-name) END-EXEC command. var-name is a COBOL host structure containing JCL statements. Read more »
Use a file //dd1 DD sysout=(*, intrdr)write your JCL to this file. Pl some on try this out. Read more »
Make sure that link option is AMODE=31 and RMODE=ANY. Compile option should never have SIZE(MAX). BUFSIZE can be 2K, efficient enough. Read more »
SEARCH is a sequential search from the beginning of the table. SEARCH ALL is a binary search, continually dividing the table in two halves until a match is found.... Read more »
use ‘evaluate’ stmt for constructing cases. 2) use scope terminators for nesting. 3) use in line perform stmt for writing ‘do ‘ constructions.... Read more »
PICTURE 9v99 is a three position Numeric field with an implied or assumed decimal point after the first position; the v means an implied decimal point. Read more »
PIC 9.99 is a FOUR-POSITION field that actually contains a decimal point where as PIC 9v99 is THREE- POSITION numeric field with implied or assumed decimal position. Read more »
To correct an earlier answer: All called modules cannot run standalone if they require program variables passed to them via the LINKAGE section. DYNAMICally called... Read more »