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HARIBHARAT

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PostPosted: Thu Aug 17, 2006 12:27 pm
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Hi

whenever we are using endevor tool compile process, how to identify the endevor , it is Cobol program or
Cobol-db2 program.any option is there.let me know
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neelesht

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PostPosted: Thu Aug 17, 2006 1:13 pm
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Hi Haribharat,

I guess you want to know is there any way in endevor to know whether program is DB2/COBOl or just COBOl pgm.

If this is what you wanna know then I guess the only way is to look for the Processor Group of the program....For COBOL/DB2 pgm the proc group is diff and for COBOL pgm the Proc groups are diff.

I guess this is the only way.

Please correct me if I am wrong.

Enjoy....
Neelesh
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twissi

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PostPosted: Thu Aug 17, 2006 1:24 pm
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Hi Haribharat/Neelesh,

If you look at the TYPE of the element, it'll tell you the story!!

Basically, all cobol programs will have a TYPE format COB* and that of copybooks will be CPY*

To know more check out option 1.3 on Endevor.

Cheers, Twissi.
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HARIBHARAT

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PostPosted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 12:06 pm
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Thanks for u r help Twissi
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Archana_MF

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PostPosted: Sat Aug 26, 2006 2:43 am
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Thru the TYPE we can know if it is a COBOL or COPYBOOK but how can we know whether its a COBOL-DB2 or just a COBOL program.
I think we need to see the PROC group to know that as posted by Neelesh.
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 28, 2006 11:34 am
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Archana,

That's one way, but is not the only way !!
Please visit option 1.3 on Endevor.

Code:
Type      Description                                           
-----------------------------------------------------------------
COB3C3D   COBOL 3 + R/R + D(31) + CICV3 + DB2           007  072
COB3C3DD  COBOL 3 + R/R + D(31) + CICV3 + DB2 + DE      007  072
COB3D     COBOL 3 + R/R + D(31) + DB2                   007  072
COB3DD    COBOL 3 + R/R + D(31) + DB2 + DEBUG           007  072
COB3X     COBOL 3 + R/R + D(31) + DB2                   007  072
COB3DP    COBOL 3 + R/R + D(31) + DB2 + PRODUCTS C      007  072
COB3DPD   COBOL 3 + R/R + D(31) + DB2 + PRODUCTS +      007  072
CPYCOB    COBOL COPYBOOKS                               007  072
COBE0     COBOL E                                       007  072
COBV0     OS/VS COBOL VER 2.4                           007  072
COBA0     COBOL ANS                                     007  072
COBA0T    COBOL ANS + TCS                               007  072
COB20     VS COBOL II + DATA(24)                        007  072
COB20D    VS COBOL II + DATA(24) + DB2                  007  072
COB20T    VS COBOL II + DATA(24) + TCS                  007  072
COB203    VS COBOL II + DATA(31)                        007  072
COB21     VS COBOL II + RENT/RES                        007  072
COB21E    VS COBOL II + R/R ERISCO                      007  072
COB212    VS COBOL II + RENT/RES + DATA(24)             007  072
COB21D    VS COBOL II + RENT/RES + DATA(31) + DB2       007  072
COB212D   VS COBOL II + DATA(24) + R/R + DB2            007  072
COB21C    VS COBOL II + RENT/RES + DATA(24) + CICS      007  072
COB21C3   VS COBOL II + R/R + DATA(24) + CICSV3         007  072
COB21CD   COBL II + R/R + D(24) + CICS + DB2            007  072
COB2C3D   COBL II + R/R + D(24) + CICSV3 + DB2          007  072
COB213C3  COBL II + R/R + D(31) + CICSV3                007  072
COB21C3D  COBL II + R/R + D(31) + CICSV3 + DB2          007  072


Do these make any sense?

Cheers, Twissi.
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Archana_MF

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PostPosted: Mon Aug 28, 2006 9:30 pm
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oh, This looks good.
but for the project in which I worked with Endevor , I rem onlly few types
COB (all Db2 and Non-DB2 program) , CPY, JCL, PROC, DBA, UTIL etc
and to know if it is DB2-COB program we used see the PROC Group field.

it's been a while so I could be wrong. which ever is useful for Haribharat.
Thx for the correction Twissi
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HARIBHARAT

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PostPosted: Wed Aug 30, 2006 3:00 pm
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Seeing Processor Group we can tell .t is cobol or cobol-db2.

This is best soluation.
Regards

suresh
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