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a027412
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I have a set of 15,000 COBOL components. I have to group these elements by the database being called from the program. For Ex: COBOl-DB2, COBOL-IMS...
What I am looking for is a specifica pattern by which all COBOL IMS programs follows, so that I can write SORT/REXX/SCANS to identify them
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ofer71
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In my shop, COBOL-IMS programs are identified by CALL CBL2DLI or by EXEC DLI statements.
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Anuj Dhawan
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| You may also hasve EXEC DLI GU USING PCB...mm..but what is the standard at your shop? That should be the key to go. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
I've gotten lost . . .
How might
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find code not detected by
Some day i will learn more about ims. . . |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Ok, you're correct Dick - no difference. I must have lost my mind while posting that or might have read reply from O too fast to miss the later part of his reply...  . |
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