Having 2 Initialize Paragraphs in 1 COBOL program
I am designing a COBOL program that does 2 things.
1 reads specific rows from a table, and inserts a new row based on the original.
2 reads different rows from the same table, and updates those rows.
Feasibility of continuous delivery with a mixture of development platforms
What are the major obstacles (and potential solutions, if known) for implementing “continuous delivery” software development when an application relies on varied programming languages or modules… especially when the same version-control and/or automated testing packages do not exist for those disparate platforms?
OBJ Record Too Long in COBOL
I am writing a cobol program for our activity, the compilation went well and all is passed. I am now on the process of linking but it gives me this error
Need help for the IBM COBOL Program Status Clause
I need a function or procedure to retrieve a username, libraryname, modulename, etc. from the active running program. The IBM documentation tells me something about “program status structur”! i know such a structur from RPG.
How can i use COBOL Program status structur anlog zu RPG PSDS?
COBOL & Mainframe & Business [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
Cobol programs and copybooks versioning
in java we have ivy, maven and others for handling library dependencies. For example I tell ivy that my program uses a framework-jar version 1.0 and ivy makes sure, that my program gets this jar when being compiled. When there comes an update and the framework-jar is now available in version 1.1, then my program still gets the version 1.0. I can however tell ivy that another program of mine should take the newer version 1.1.
Cobol programs and copybooks versioning
in java we have ivy, maven and others for handling library dependencies. For example I tell ivy that my program uses a framework-jar version 1.0 and ivy makes sure, that my program gets this jar when being compiled. When there comes an update and the framework-jar is now available in version 1.1, then my program still gets the version 1.0. I can however tell ivy that another program of mine should take the newer version 1.1.
Cobol programs and copybooks versioning
in java we have ivy, maven and others for handling library dependencies. For example I tell ivy that my program uses a framework-jar version 1.0 and ivy makes sure, that my program gets this jar when being compiled. When there comes an update and the framework-jar is now available in version 1.1, then my program still gets the version 1.0. I can however tell ivy that another program of mine should take the newer version 1.1.
Cobol programs and copybooks versioning
in java we have ivy, maven and others for handling library dependencies. For example I tell ivy that my program uses a framework-jar version 1.0 and ivy makes sure, that my program gets this jar when being compiled. When there comes an update and the framework-jar is now available in version 1.1, then my program still gets the version 1.0. I can however tell ivy that another program of mine should take the newer version 1.1.
Cobol programs and copybooks versioning
in java we have ivy, maven and others for handling library dependencies. For example I tell ivy that my program uses a framework-jar version 1.0 and ivy makes sure, that my program gets this jar when being compiled. When there comes an update and the framework-jar is now available in version 1.1, then my program still gets the version 1.0. I can however tell ivy that another program of mine should take the newer version 1.1.