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Tabla de Contenidos: “…The Name Browse Backend Program (NACT05)Summary; Chapter 5: Programming the COBOL Business Logic; Writing CICS Programs in COBOL; Invoking CICS Services; Differences from Standard COBOL Programs; Handling Files; READ Commands; Using the READ Command in the Sample Application; Browsing a File; Starting the browse operation; Reading the next record; Finishing the browse operation; Using the browse commands in the sample application; Write Commands; Rewriting a file record; Adding (writing) a file record; Deleting a file record; Using the write commands in the example application…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Migration to EGL from VisualAge Generator -- 17.1 Migration overview -- 17.2 WebSphere Studio Enterprise Developer VisualAge Generator compatibility mode -- 17.3 EGL advantages over VisualAge Generator -- 17.4 EGL learning curve -- Chapter 18. Generating COBOL from EGL -- 18.1 COBOL generation and deployment architecture -- 18.2 Prerequisites for COBOL generation -- 18.2.1 Workstation configuration -- 18.2.2 z/OS configuration -- 18.2.3 Enterprise Developer Server for z/OS -- 18.2.4 Allocating z/OS data sets required for EGL COBOL generation -- 18.3 Configuring control parts for EGL COBOL generation -- 18.3.1 Common build descriptor options for COBOL generation -- 18.3.2 DB2 bind control -- 18.3.3 Linkage options for COBOL/MVSCICS -- 18.4 Starting the z/OS build server -- 18.5 Generating process -- 18.5.1 Generated local files -- 18.5.2 Build plan -- 18.5.3 COBOL program and control files -- 18.5.4 Generated z/OS files -- 18.5.5 Build results -- 18.6 Creating the COBOL executable on z/OS -- 18.6.1 Build scripts -- 18.6.2 Tailoring the build script to keep the COBOL source -- 18.7 Output of the z/OS build scripts -- 18.7.1 DB2 precompiler -- 18.7.2 CICS translator -- 18.7.3 COBOL compiler…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…6.5.3 Install Tivoli Data Protect for Oracle -- 6.6 Back up the user tablespace -- 6.7 Restore and recover the users Tablespace -- 6.7.1 Restore and recover process -- 6.8 Summary -- Chapter 7. Using Cobol and C/C++ with Oracle Database 10g -- 7.1 Working with Pro*Cobol and sample programs -- 7.1.1 Install the Pro*COBOL precompiler -- 7.1.2 Sample Pro*COBOL programs -- 7.2 Using ACUCOBOL-GT Version 6.1 -- 7.2.1 Relinking ACUCOBOL-GT with Oracle -- 7.2.2 Work with the Oracle Pro*COBOL samples -- 7.2.3 Prepare and run the sample programs -- 7.3 Running MicroFocus Cobol -- 7.3.1 Makefile for sample Pro*COBOL programs -- 7.3.2 Makefile output for sample1 program -- 7.3.3 Execution of sample1 program -- 7.3.4 User programs -- 7.4 Oracle 10g Pro*C/C++ Precompiler -- 7.4.1 Run the Installer -- 7.4.2 Pro*C/C++ demonstration programs -- 7.4.3 Creating demo tables -- 7.4.4 Precompile and compile C source -- 7.4.5 Creating and executing sample2 -- Chapter 8. …”

“…Oracle Tuxedo is often described as an application server for C and COBOL applications. Modernizing Oracle Tuxedo Applications with Python takes you through the most important Tuxedo concepts by helping you write Python code, and shows you how to integrate existing Tuxedo applications into modern infrastructure…”

“…Strategic XML addresses: XML Web content publishing, a simple workflow system, an offline order processing system, SOAP client and server examples, legacy system integration (using COBOL), and a unified Web and print documentation system based on XML and XSL…”

“…By the end of the book, you'll have a solid understanding of the mainframe architecture and ecosystem, including core concepts and technologies such as COBOL, JCL, DB2, VSAM, and CICS. You'll learn how to blend in newer technologies such as the cloud, AI and machine learning, and the use of microservices. …”

“…This IBM Redbooks® publication is the second volume in a series of four in which we describe new technologies introduced by IBM to facilitate the use of hybrid batch applications that combine the best aspects of Java and procedural programming languages such as COBOL. This volume specifically focuses on the z/OS batch runtime. …”

“…This IBM Redbooks® publication is the first volume in a series of four in which we specifically address new technologies introduced by IBM to facilitate the use of hybrid batch applications that combine the best aspects of Java and procedural programming languages such as COBOL. This volume specifically focuses on the latest support in CICS to run batch tasks. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…4.3.16 Create the summary report and annotated listing report -- 4.3.17 Use of the monitor panel -- 4.3.18 Fast Path -- 4.4 Restrictions -- 4.4.1 CICS -- 4.4.2 Other environments -- 4.4.3 Unix System Services -- 4.5 Installation -- 4.5.1 Systems programmer notes -- Chapter 5. How to compile old COBOL -- 5.1 Start by validating your software levels -- 5.2 Overview -- 5.2.1 What do the conversion tools need -- 5.2.2 What steps are required -- 5.3 Setting up for convert and compile -- 5.3.1 Define your global options -- 5.3.2 COBOL convert and compile option -- 5.3.3 Convert old 68/74 COBOL to 85 COBOL -- 5.4 Summary -- Chapter 6. …”

“…They address new technologies introduced by IBM to facilitate the use of hybrid batch applications that combine the best aspects of Java and procedural programming languages such as COBOL. This volume focuses on the latest enhancements in IBM IMSTM batch support. …”

“…We have chosen to provide samples in COBOL and JavaTM language. The purpose is to provide an easy path to follow to integrate the XML data type for the traditional DB2 for z/OS® user. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Example source code -- Original COBOL program -- Modified COBOL program -- Original PL/I program -- Modified PL/I program -- Glossary -- Related publications -- IBM Redbooks -- Other publications -- Online resources -- How to get IBM Redbooks -- Help from IBM -- Index -- Back cover…”

“…This IBM® Redbooks® publication takes an existing IBM 3270-COBOL-VSAM application and describes how to use the features of IBM Customer Information Control System (CICS®) Transaction Server (CICS TS) cloud enablement. …”

“…Part 1 of the book focuses on setting up an SCLM project using commonly used languages such as COBOL and PL/I. Additionally, migration techniques are discussed for those customers considering migrating to SCLM from other vendor Software Configuration Management products. …”

“…We show how Web services can be used to integrate J2EE applications running in WebSphere Application Server with COBOL programs running in CICS. It begins with an overview of Web services standards and the Web services support provided by CICS TS V3.1. …”