The Structured Programming Cookbook is designed to increase the productivity of the COBOL programmer. You use the Cookbook as a referece to help you develop structured programs after you have mastered the principles of top-down design &amp; HIPO documentation. It presents a coordinated method for designing, documenting, coding, &amp; resting. The book is divided in three sections: Standards &amp; Guidenlines, Program Notes, &amp; Model Programs.

The Structured Programming Cookbook

Computers & Technology

Noll, Paul

Programming

Mike Murach & Associates

Book by Doug Lowe; Illustrator-Steve Ehlers

VSAM for the COBOL Programmer

Doug Lowe

CISC for the COBOL Programmer, Part 2: An Advanced Course

Previous owner's name on title page. Minimal shelf wear to cover. All pages intact and clean. Binding is tight. SHIPS NEXT BUSINESS DAY!

MVS TSO: Concepts, commands, SPF, CLIST

Science & Math

Mathematics

Now you can quickly master ISPF with this practical book. Chapter 1introduces you to MVS (both MVS/XA and MVS/ESA) and shows you how TSO/ISPF relates to the operating system. Then, the remaining 7 chapters teach you how to use ISPF for everyday programming tasks.

Murach's MVS TSO: Concepts and ISPF

Lowe,Doug

Web Development & Design

Designed to cut through unnecessary concepts and functions, a users' guide to DOS targets the average PC owner, providing the basic knowledge needed for everyday use. By the author of The PC Mailing List. Original.

The Least You Need to Know about DOS

Bultema, Patrick

Operating Systems

More than just a JCL book, MVS JCL is a complete guide to your MVS system. Yes, you'll learn how to code JCL for everyday functions like allocating data sets, compiling program, handling tapes, and using procedures. But you'll also learn how MVS works so you'll know why you code the JCL the way you do for any given job. (17 chapters, 496 pages, 227 illustrations)

MVS JCL (2nd Edition)

Join the more than 150,000 programmers who have learned CICS using our CICS books alone. Now, our two-part CICS for the COBOL Programmer has been revised into a single volume that meets today's need for fast-paced training. You get all the commands and features that are current today -- plus, new chapters on creating web or component-based programs.

Murach's CICS for the COBOL Programmer

Menendez, Raul

Demystifying JCL, this book illustrates both major points and subtle aspects with concrete coding examples. It outlines the relationship between JCL and the IBM mainframe, provides instruction for coding JCL, introduces special features, details the management of VSAM files, and describes the use of system tools. Menendez is a programmer/ systems analyst with some 12 years of experince working on IBM mainframes; Lowe is a technical author whose earlier book on MVS JCL is the forerunner of this one. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Murach's OS/390 and z/OS JCL

Programming Languages

This source book compiles information for CICS/COBOL programmers. Section I offers practical guidelines for designing, coding, testing, and debugging CICS/COBOL programs, with two versions of a model maintenance program presented to illustrate traditional and modern design and coding methods. Section II is a CICS command reference, containing syntax and option descriptions for 121 CICS commands commonly used by application programmers. For each command there are descriptions of any exceptional conditions the command may raise, coding examples, and advice on using the command. Section III gives syntax and parameter descriptions for the standard BMS macros, along with examples and guidelines for creating user-friendly screens. Section IV presents AMS commands needed for working with VSAM files. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Murach's CICS Desk Reference

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