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Can “STOP RUN” be Given in COBOL Subroutines
The statement “STOP RUN” be given usually in calling modules. When the “STOP RUN” statement encounters, this tells COBOL run-time unit to stop execution of COBOL program. Why Can’t STOP RUN to be Given in Subroutine This is the reason, it cannot be given in subroutines. The point is, the… Read More ⇢
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EXIT PROGRAM – Real Reason to Code in Cobol Subroutine
In COBOL program there are three key phrases. Those are STOP RUN, GOBACK and EXIT PROGRAM. The phrase EXIT PROGRAM can use in subroutine. 1. What happens if it has given This statement “EXIT PROGRAM” gives control back to calling module. So, calling module continue processing still STOP RUN or… Read More ⇢
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How to write a COBOL Program in DB2 stored procedure
The example and best way to write stored procedure in COBOL language and explained it to include in DB2 stored procedure. Sometimes this is also called external stored procedure. Read more. Read More ⇢
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How to Create Stored procedures in DB2
Workstation-based development tools can help you create, install, and test stored procedures for DB2® for z/OS®. Stored Procedures Stored procedures are portable across the entire family of DB2 servers including DB2 for z/OS, DB2 for i, and DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows. If a DB2 subsystem is configured for… Read More ⇢
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COBOL 66 Level and Redefines The Real Benefits
COBOL 66 Level The 66 level assigns an alternate name to a field or group. It doesn’t add a new field to the record, it just assigns an alternate name to an existing field. Click here to read more on COBOL LEVEL numbers. You must use the level number 66… Read More ⇢
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Search Vs Search all in COBOL: Top Differences
The content explains “SEARCH” and “SEARCH ALL” in COBOL, highlighting their usage and differences. Read More ⇢
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Informatica version 9.6 latest features
There are couple of additions that have been happened in Informatica version 9.6 like changes to Java, LookUp and Normalization transformations. Read more here. Read More ⇢
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How to Copy HFS files to ZFS files in Mainframe
HFS and zFS are both used with Unix System Services but zFS is IBM’S preferred file system for Unix System Services files. From the Unix standpoint there’s no difference in HFS and zFS as far as mounting directories, the hierarchical structure, and accessing files or directories. The principal differences between… Read More ⇢
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COBOL file status codes 37, 38 and 39
COBOL file status codes 37, 38 and 39 and their descriptions explained. Read More ⇢
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