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WA1944 COBOL Intermediate Workshop Training and Courseware
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The course starts with an overview COBOL for z/OS and many of the differences from previous version of COBOL including the callable functions. An overview of the Language Environment / 370 (LE/370) is presented along with how some of its features can benefit the COBOL for z/OS programmer.Extensive workshop sessions utilize many of the COBOL for z/OS features that are different from previous COBOL environments. The LE/370 features are also used in workshop sessions. |
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Student skills are refined for the areas of sequential file processing, program looping, conditional program statements, and table processing. Both external design documentation and internal program documentation are stressed as the key to building more maintainable, more understandable, and more reliable programs. The causes of program dumps are discussed along with solutions to the most common causes of program dumps. A program dump is reviewed in detail.
Objectives
As a result of the class, the student will be able to:
- discuss the major differences between COBOL for z/OS and previous versions of COBOL
- discuss the importance and benefits of the LE/370 environment
- code and debug programs using many COBOL for z/OS features
- code and debug programs using several LE/370 features
- code and debug programs using common COBOL features such as sequential file processing, program looping, conditional program statements, and table processing
- provide both external design and internal program documentation
- analyze a program dump and correct the program.
Audience
The course is for students who have used COBOL for z/OS and LE/370 and need to refine their skills and explore more of the features of COBOL for z/OS and LE/370.
Prerequisites
- Six months experience with TSO/ISPF is required.
- Six months experience with COBOL coding or successfully completion of a course in COBOL for z/OS is required.
Duration
10 Days |
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Course Outline
Course Introduction
I. COBOL for z/OS vs previous versions of COBOL II. External design and internal program documentation
III. LE/370 environment
IV. Using COBOL for z/OS features
V. COBOL standard features refinement
A. Sequential file processing B. Program looping C. Conditional program D. Table processing
VII. Dump analysis
Workshops
Days 1-3 - LE Functions
Days 4-6 - COBOL functions
Days 7-9 - COBOL standard features revisited
Day 10 - Dump Analysis |
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We regularly offer classes in these and other cities. Atlanta, Austin, Baltimore, Calgary, Chicago, Cleveland, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Houston,
Jacksonville, Miami, Montreal, New York City, Orlando, Ottawa, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Pittsburgh, Seattle, Toronto, Vancouver, Washington DC.
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