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         Cobol Programming:     more books (100)
  1. COBOL for the 21st Century by Nancy Stern, Robert A. Stern, et all 2005-08-05
  2. Fundamentals of Structured Cobol Programming by Carl Feingold, Louis Wolff, 1991-01
  3. Cobol/370: For Vs Cobol and Cobol II Programmers (J Ranade Ibm Series) by Harvey Bookman, 1993-07
  4. Schaum's Outline of Theory and Problems of Programming With Modern Structured Cobol (Schaum's Outlines) by Lawrence R. Newcomer, 1994-08
  5. A Simplified Guide to Structured COBOL Programming by Daniel D. McCracken, Donald G. Golden, 1988-02
  6. Essentials of Structured Cobol Programming by Jan Lee Mize, William W. Cotterman, 1978-06
  7. COBOL II: Programming Techniques, Efficiency Considerations, Debugging Techniques (IBM McGraw-Hill Series) by Harvey Bookman, 1990
  8. Fundamentals of COBOL programming by Carl Feingold, 1973
  9. Programming the IBM Personal Computer: Cobol by N. Graham, 1984-02
  10. Modern Cobol Programming by Wilson T. Price, Jack Olson, 1991-07
  11. Elements of Structured Cobol Programming by Wilson T. Price, 1981-08
  12. Cobol Programming by John Watters, 1972-12
  13. Structured Programming in COBOL (Complete course texts) by B. J. Holmes, 1991-06
  14. Structured Cobol Programming: Interactive and Batch Processing by Bernard L. Levite, 1995-01

61. Windows API32 COBOL Programming
Windows API32 cobol programming. THE WINPROG FAQ; Frequently Asked Questions AboutWin32 Programming. OO Cobol MIS210 Upper Iowa University Online Course
http://www.kimsoft.com/api-cobol/api-cobol.htm
Windows API32 COBOL Programming
Examples of calling Windows API32 functions in COBOL are given below. The examples were compiled and run with MicroFocus NetExpress 3.1. on my PC and I give no warranty or guarantee that they will compile or run on your computer. I hereby acknowledge that most of the examples were taken from Microsoft Windows 2000 API SuperBibl e, Richard J. Simon, SAMS. The SAMS examples are in C/C++ and I took the liberty of recasting them in COBOL. COBOL commands were used as much as possible for C/C++ statements that had no direct bearing on the API functions. I recommend that you read Mr. Simon's outstanding book as you download and test these examples. I have found win32.hlp a 'must' supplement to the SuperBible. On many occasions, I had to compile and run the C/C++ examples in order to find Windows constants and libraries not covered in the standard windows.h. Fortunately, SuperBible comes with a CD that has the C/C++ examples - both source and object. If you find bugs (I am sure there are some bugs) or find better ways, please do let me know ( ysk@kimsoft.com

62. COBOL Programming -- Philip East
810034 COBOL — Fall 2002. What's New? January 25, 2003. ProgrammingProject 1 is available. It will be due in two week (February
http://www.cs.uni.edu/~east/teaching/034/
April 3, 2003 Project 4 is available. It will be due Monday, April 14 (done with messages sent by midnight and hardcopy turned in at the beginning of class on Tuesday) Be reading Chapters 17, 16, 18 (I assume you have read the 8, 11, 12, 13)
Course Links
Text Book Web Site
System Links

Suggestions welcomed (via e-mail
My students can receive a little extra credit for good (grammar or content) suggestions.

63. ISeries-AS/400 Interactive COBOL Programming Training
iSeriesAS/400 Interactive cobol programming Course Code ACB3. AudienceProgrammers with AS/400 COBOL/400 programming experience.
http://www.ibmuser.com/train/dsfolder/acb3ds.htm
iSeries-AS/400
Interactive COBOL Programming
Course Code: ACB3
Description
iSeries-AS/400 Interactive COBOL Programming is a self-paced, audio-cassette course providing comprehensive, practical training in the design and coding of interactive programs, with special attention given to Screen Design Aid.
Upon completion you'll be able to:
Use Screen Design Aid to create, test, and maintain display files.
Use Source Entry Utility to maintain display file DDS and add documentation.
Use structured programming input/output and logic control operations.
Create interactive COBOL data inquiry programs.
Create interactive COBOL data entry and file maintenance programs that validate user-entered data.
Use and override data base file field attributes on displays.
Create COBOL programs that use multiple display formats. Create overall and cursor-sensitive Help text. Use display file-defined and message file-defined error messages. Use "put overrides" and "data overrides" to reduce data transfers and improve performance. Screen Design Aid (SDA) Display Files and Display Formats Testing Display Files SDA Work Display Data Description Specifications (DDS) Positional and Keyword Notation Comment Lines File/Record/Field Hierarchy Designing Display Formats Constants and Data Fields Renaming Data Fields Display Attributes Conditional Indicators Referencing Data Base Descriptions Help Processing HELP Keyword Programming Help AS/400 Application Help Cursor-Sensitive Help Error Message Handling Error Message (ERRMSG) Keyword

64. OO COBOL
COBOL Object Orientation and associated capabilities provides facilities for developing objectoriented programs using the cobol programming language. Page includes basic concepts and definitions of objects, classes, encapsulation, methods, inheritance and polymorphism.
http://www.objs.com/x3h7/oocobol.htm
OO COBOL
0. Intended Use COBOL Object Orientation and associated capabilities provides facilities for developing object-oriented programs using the COBOL programming language. (For the rest of this Features Matrix entry, these facilities will be referred to as OO COBOL .) These facilities are currently part of a proposal [Obi94] to extend standard COBOL as the result of work by an X3J4 task group, and have not been officially approved by X3J4.
1. Basic Concepts OO COBOL includes the following:
  • The ability to define classes, comprising class object definitions and object definitions. The ability to define data encapsulated inside class objects and objects. The ability to define methods for class objects and objects. The ability to use inheritance and define subclasses. The ability to use polymorphism and interfaces for maximum flexibility. The ability to define data items able to hold references to objects. The ability to invoke methods on objects. The ability to create and manage objects as required. The ability to use objects as a normal part of COBOL programming in developing new programs and maintaining existing programs.
  • 65. ISeries-AS/400 Advanced COBOL Programming Training
    iSeriesAS/400 Advanced cobol programming Course Code ACB5. Audience AS/400programmers with experience in interactive COBOL/400 programming.
    http://www.ibmuser.com/train/dsfolder/acb5ds.htm
    iSeries-AS/400
    Advanced COBOL Programming
    Course Code: ACB5
    Description
    iSeries-AS/400 Advanced COBOL Programming is a self-paced, audio-cassette course providing practical training in advanced COBOL/400 tips and techniques.
    Upon completion you'll be able to:
    Create programs that use multiple subfiles with updates to data base files.
    Call an IBM-supplied utility program from a COBOL program or a CL/COBOL program combination to perform character string searches.
    Call an IBM-supplied utility program to execute dynamic CL commands from a COBOL program or a CL/COBOL program combination.
    Call an IBM-supplied utility program that performs character translation, such as ASCII to EBCDIC or lower to uppercase.
    Create "smart" programs that handle program exceptions and error conditions without terminating.
    Create programs that access file member names, size, overrides, spooled files, cursor location, and library lists.
    Create split-screen and other multiple subfile programs. Create windows-style programs using user-defined streams. Advanced Subfile Handling Managing Multiple Subfiles Multiple Subfiles with Data Base Update Detecting Data Base Changes Multiple Subfile Scrolling Character String Search Searching Data Base Files and Subfiles for Variable Character Strings QCLSCAN Program Variable Strings and Patterns Using Wildcards Case-Sensitive Search Options Character Translation QDCXLATE Program Translating ASCII to and from EBCDIC Translating Uppercase to and from Lowercase Translating Characters with User-Defined Tables

    66. RPG And COBOL Programming - Jacada® Studio For ISeries FAQs
    for iSeries is a development environment that allows you to develop and deploy Javaor HTML applications while leveraging your RPG/cobol programming skills.
    http://www.jacada.com/Products/Jacada_Studio_for_iSeries/FAQs.htm
    Tutorial Preview Development Client Designer Deployment ... Case Study
    Application Development
    FAQs
    General
    Technical - Development
    Technical - Deployment

    67. Pfeiffer :: Structured COBOL Programming For The AS400, 2nd Edition
    Pfeiffer, Structured cobol programming for the AS400, 2ndEdition by James Cooper, Nancy Stern, Robert A. Stern.
    http://www.pfeiffer.com/cda/product/0,,0471418463,00.html
    By Keyword By Title By Author By ISBN By ISSN Shopping Cart My Account Help Contact Us ... COBOL Structured COBOL Programming for the AS400, 2nd Edition Related Subjects
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    Programming in Cobol/400 (Paperback)

    Getting Started with RM/COBOL Seventh Edition (Paperback)

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    Computing in the Information Age, Study Guide, 2nd Edition (Paperback)
    ...
    Structured COBOL Programming, 9th Edition Update (Paperback)

    COBOL zOS JCL (Job Control Language), 5th Edition (E-Book) Gary DeWard Brown Systems Analysis Design , Blackboard, 2nd Edition (Website) Alan Dennis, Barbara Wixom Systems Analysis Design , WebCT, 2nd Edition (Website) Alan Dennis, Barbara Wixom Practical MVS JCL Examples: An Introduction to MVS/ESA (Paperback) James G. Janossy An Introduction to Object COBOL (Paperback) E. Reed Doke, Bill C. Hardgrave COBOL Structured COBOL Programming for the AS400, 2nd Edition

    68. CSE2392: COBOL Programming
    CSE2392. cobol programming (3 points). (IT). Elements of good cobol programming stylewill be presented. Assessment Examination (2 hours) 70% + Assignments 30%.
    http://www.monash.edu.au/pubs/2003handbooks/units/CSE2392.html

    Monash Handbooks
    Index by unit code Index by unit name Units by faculty
    COBOL programming (3 points) IT Leader: TBA Offered:
    Not offered in 2003. Synopsis: Introduction to COBOL syntax and semantics, along with the file and data structures supported by the language. Experience in programming in COBOL forms an essential aspect of the subject. Various structured file types are introduced, as is knowledge of the types of applications for which COBOL is suited. Elements of good COBOL programming style will be presented. Assessment: Examination (2 hours): 70% + Assignments: 30% Contact Hours: One 1-hour lecture or tutorial per week Prerequisites: CSC1011 or (or other introductory programming course) Prohibitions: Monash University Monash Handbooks
    Index by unit code
    Index by unit name ...
    Australian Government Requirements
    for International Students - CRICOS Provider Number: 00008C
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    Monash University ABN 12 377 614 012

    69. CSE3392: COBOL Programming
    CSE3392. cobol programming (3 points). (IT). Leader TBA. Experiencein programming in COBOL forms an essential aspect of the subject.
    http://www.monash.edu.au/pubs/2003handbooks/units/CSE3392.html

    Monash Handbooks
    Index by unit code Index by unit name Units by faculty
    COBOL programming (3 points) IT Leader: TBA Offered:
    Not offered in 2003. Synopsis: Introduction to COBOL syntax and semanticsalong with the file and data structures supported by the language. Experience in programming in COBOL forms an essential aspect of the subject. Various structured file types are introduced, as is knowledge of the types of applications for which COBOL is suited. Differences between the various standard forms of COBOL, as well as the features of the new COBOL standard, COBOL 98. Material on more advanced data and file manipulation. Assessment: Examination (2 hours): 70% + Assignments: 30% Contact Hours: One 1-hour lecture or tutorial per week Prerequisites: CSC1011 or (or other introductory programming course) Prohibitions: Monash University Monash Handbooks
    Index by unit code
    Index by unit name ...
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    for International Students - CRICOS Provider Number: 00008C
    Caution
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    Monash University ABN 12 377 614 012

    70. Lewis Systems, Inc., Custom Software Developers, COBOL Programming (Eugene, OR)
    Company provides custom software development, computer programming and data analysis services.Category Regional North America Business and Economy Computers...... Custom Software Development Specializing in cobol programming Lewis Systems isbased in Eugene, Oregon and has been developing custom software since 1983.
    http://www.lewissystems.com/
    P.O. Box 1462 / Eugene, OR 97440-1462 Phone: (541) 343-0392 Fax: (541) 345-1198
    Custom Software Development Specializing in COBOL Programming
      Lewis Systems is based in Eugene, Oregon and has been developing custom software since 1983. We provide much of the software for the administration of Securities Class Action Settlements for one of the worlds largest claims administrators, We have also developed parking administration software using Epson's touch-screen EHT40 hand-held computers and do custom work for mass mailings, data conversions, voter registration data extraction, DMV data extraction and special requests.
    Services
    • Custom software development for Windows 95/98/NT and DOS
    • Complex data analysis
    • Converting mainframe tape data to PC formats
    Cooperative Development Option
      Although Lewis Systems provides standard arrangements for programming services, we are also looking for companies with specialized computing needs that would be interested in a form of partnership where we develop the software that fits your needs (at a substantially reduced price to your business) and our company maintains the right to market the software. As the discount would depend upon estimated market value we cannot list a standard rate but we would be more than happy to discuss this possibility with your company.
    COBOL
      There is a persistent rumor that COBOL is an outdated language so we thought we would explain why we choose COBOL as our primary development tool. COBOL like most languages has evolved and adapted with time. Today, COBOL creates windows with an extensive list of Windows controls and functions (List boxes, rich edit fields, pop-up menus, response to mouse and window events, ...); the list of features is huge. COBOL can create applications that support ODBC data formats (such as Microsoft Access), include OLE objects, create modules that can be called by most other languages including C++ and Visual Basic, and can be deployed as CGI Internet applications or in mainframe, client/server or multi-tasking environments. It is COBOL's performance and reliability that make it the language of choice for business applications.

    71. Structured COBOL Programming
    Structured cobol programming. This course is good to give a person the basicsof cobol programming or to be used as a refresher course. Donna Ranck.
    http://www.jmarked.com/descrip/bcob~1.htm
    Structured COBOL Programming
    LENGTH OF COURSE:
    5 Days
    DESCRIPTION: The course will concentrate on designing, coding, and debugging application programs using structured coding techniques and facilities. This course begins with basics of the COBOL language and concludes with program debugging and problem determination. This course is perfect for the company that needs to quickly indoctrinate their staff in the COBOL programming environment.
    PREREQUISITES: Some knowledge of information processing concepts and terms. This course will be tailored to the level of the customer.
    INSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES: A combination of Lecture, Exercises, and Labs (when/where available). Course labs can run on almost any hardware, from PC to Mainframe.
    AUDIENCE
    This course is designed for individuals that plan to code or programmers that are currently coding application programs using COBOL. This course allows the programmer to quickly become familiar with COBOL Coding Techniques and Syntax. KEY HIGHLIGHTS:
    • An Introduction to COBOL and COBOL II
    • The Program Development Process
    • Designing COBOL Programs
    • Syntax and Margin Rules
    • Working Storage Fields
    • COBOL Divisions and Coding
    • Specification and JCL Assignment
    • COBOL Procedure Division Specifics
    • Program Control
      • Sequence, Selection, Iteration and Case Structures.

    72. Freebyte's Guide To Free Cobol Programming
    Freebyte's Guide to free cobol programming. Links to free pascal compilersand tools. Freebyte's Guide to free cobol programming. Contents.
    http://www.freebyte.com/programming/cobol/

    73. Cobol Programming With Cobol-RPC
    cobol programming With CobolRPC. Introduction Server Programming Introduction.Cobol-RPC adds a new dimension to cobol programming. You can choose
    http://showcase.netins.net/web/etsinc/white2.html
    Cobol Programming With Cobol-RPC
    Introduction Server Programming
    Communicating With Clients Where Server Programs Execute ... Shutting Down a Client Program
    Introduction
    Cobol-RPC adds a new dimension to Cobol programming. You can choose where your programs should execute, on the client or a server. While this flexibility requires little or no additional coding, client and server programs have different purposes and these should be considered in determining how to redeploy an existing application or how to create a new one.
    Server Programming
    Communicating With Clients
    When a server program is called by a client it will usually be passed data to operate on. With Cobol-RPC the server program receives that data in the most natural location possible, the Linkage Section. A server program should declare parameters passed by the calling program in the Linkage Section just as if the server program were being called through a normal CALL statement.
    Where Server Programs Execute
    Cobol-RPC lets client programs call remote programs as if they were local. It is important to remember that these programs do execute on the server. When a client program opens a file it opens that file on the client, since that is where the client program is running. When a server program opens a file it opens that file on the server, since that is where the server program is running. Similarly, if a client program executes a system call or changes the working directory it effects the client system. If a server program executes a system call or changes the working directory it effects the server system.

    74. On COBOL Programming Language Committee
    IPSJ MAGAZINE Abstract Vol.12 No.02 007. On cobol programming Language Committee.UEMURA Syunsuke ?1. ?1 Software Division,Electrotechnical Laboratory
    http://www.ipsj.or.jp/members/Magazine/Eng/1202/article007.html
    Last Upate¡§Thu Mar 22 15:39:21 2001 IPSJ MAGAZINE Abstract Vol.12 No.02 - 007
    On COBOL Programming Language Committee
    UEMURA Syunsuke
    Software Division,Electrotechnical Laboratory
    ¢¬Vol.12 No.02 Index
    Comments are welcome. Mail to address editj@ips j.or.jp , please.

    75. @one.com - Advance In Information Technology
    OO COBOL Tutorial An intro to object oriented cobol programming. COBOL A BestPractice In this paper, the cobol programming language is examined.
    http://www.a1one.com/programming/prog-cobol.htm

    76. COBOL Programming CRN 1713
    cobol programming 1713. CRN 20172.
    http://www.comsc.ucok.edu/~lynch/cobol/cobol.htm
    COBOL Programming 1713
    CRN 20172
    My Home Page Scheduling issues Power Point Slides Assignment 1 ... e-mail COBOL Programming
    Syllabus
    Department of Computer Science
    University of Central Oklahoma
    Spring semester 2003
    Instructor: Patrick Lynch
    Office: MCS 125
    Phone / e-mail: 974-5292 plynch@ucok.edu
    Office hours: MWF 9-10a and 2-3p.
    An introduction to the syntax and semantics of the COBOL programming language with emphasis on structured design and structured programming techniques.
    Objectives: The objective is for the student to develop an understanding of how to design structured programs using the COBOL programming language. To provide a thorough understanding of the COBOL language syntax. To provide understanding of data types, data structures, and program organization in COBOL. To provide an opportunity to utilize standard COBOL features to solve business problems. Text and required materials: COBOL for the 21st Century Students will also need to have access to a COBOL compiler. The PC compiler that is supplied with the text is Fujitsu COBOL 3.0. Getting Started with Fujitsu COBOL by Calvin Priester is the guide for the use of this compiler.

    77. SFT Announcements - COBOL Programming Standards Info
    CSSE cobol programming GUIDELINES 1. Introduction. These standardshave been designed by members of the School of Computer Science
    http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/courseware/bus1042/Langinfo/Standards/
    CSSE COBOL PROGRAMMING GUIDELINES
    1. Introduction
    These standards have been designed by members of the School of Computer Science and Software Engineering (formerly from the Department of Software Development) to develop good programming practices and improve the readability and maintainability of COBOL programs. Students must follow these standards for all work in this subject.
    2. General Coding
  • Use blank lines to break up portions of code in order to improve readability. Include comment lines in the IDENTIFICATION DIVISION to indicate the author’s name, ID number, subject code and tutor’s name. Code should be written so that it is readable and self-documenting, therefore comments will be generally not necessary. However, include comments to explain any complex, unusual or unconventional code. Write COBOL code in uppercase. Use lowercase for comments. Do not use any words or punctuation that are an optional part of the syntax. An exception to this is the use of commas to separate parameters in a CALL ... USING or PROCEDURE DIVISION ... USING statement.
  • 3. DATA DIVISION

    78. "COBOL Programmer, C Programmer, COBOL Programming Services, C Programming Servi
    COBOL Programmer, C Programmer, cobol programming Services, C Programming Services,Affordable cobol programming Services, and Affordable C Programming
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    OUTSOURCING Have you considered OUTSOURCING your extra work, the menial tasks, the small time consuming jobs?
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    Mr. Tyree and Mr. Allen are both American, both retired computer programmers with over 25 years of experience each, Mr. Tyree as a COBOL programmer, Mr. Allen as a C programmer. Mr. tyree has been a programmer, an analyst, a project leader, and has had his own consulting business, besides doing many other things within the IT (information technology) field.
    Mr. Tyree and his associates are available for possibly assisting one with their outsourcing programming needs. (See the Services page.) When asked why he wanted to return to work, Mr. Len (as he is called in Thailand) said "One can only do so much sightseeing, boating, watching beauty contests, fishing, riding elephants, etc. After a while today looks just like yesterday which looked just like the day before yesterday, which looked just like the day before, etc, etc. I wake up in the morning with no place to go and nothing to do when I get there. So I decided to write a program or two". Because of sheer retirement boredom, Mr. Tyree has written several small and 'hopefully' useful programs and systems, with plans for others. They are available for downloading (See the

    79. CSC 203 COBOL Programming
    CSC 203 cobol programming Instructor. Text Materials Introduction to COBOL AGuide to Modular Structured Programming, David M. Collopy, Prentice Hall, 2000;
    http://web.lemoyne.edu/~voorhedp/csc203/v2-203CourseDesc.html
    CSC 203 COBOL Programming
      Instructor David P. Voorhees
      235 Reilly Hall, x4372
      voorhedp@mail.lemoyne.edu
    Course Description
      This course deals with the general topic of problem solving and algorithm development, as implemented with the COBOL programming language. Programming topics included are: data types; language constructs for sequence, decision and iteration; sequential and indexed file processing; structured programming principles; testing principles; and generally accepted programming guidelines. Emphasis is on learning how to read and write COBOL programs, with lots of hands-on experiences. Objectives
      • To develop a basic working vocabulary, knowledge and understanding of programming, as implemented with the COBOL programming language. To be able to perform problem solving, algorithm development, testing and debugging techniques appropriate within a programming environment. To be able to produce well-written COBOL programs that work. Introduction to COBOL: A Guide to Modular Structured Programming, David M. Collopy, Prentice Hall, 2000 Two to four 3.5" diskettes - used to backup your COBOL files

    80. Wiley Canada :: A Simplified Guide To Structured COBOL Programming, 2nd Edition
    Wiley Canada, A Simplified Guide to Structured cobol programming,2nd Edition by Daniel D. McCracken, Donald G. Golden.
    http://www.wileycanada.com/cda/product/0,,0471886580|desc|2943,00.html
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    Structured Cobol Programming, Win, 8th Edition (Software)

    Nancy Stern, Robert A. Stern Advanced MVS JCL Examples: Using MVS/ESA on the Job (Paperback) James G. Janossy CICS/ESA Primer (Paperback) James G. Janossy, Steve Samuels VS COBOL II: Highlights and Techniques (Paperback) James G. Janossy MVS Answer Book (Paperback) David J. Sacks COBOL A Simplified Guide to Structured COBOL Programming, 2nd Edition Daniel D. McCracken, Donald G. Golden ISBN: 0-471-88658-0 Paperback 656 Pages February 1988 US $77.95

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