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dbzTHEdinosauer
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| cybertaurean wrote: |
PS: I guess they have Redbook versions for the manual, r8? Let me check  . Thanks again!!! |
Redbooks are supplementary information,
they are not 'dummies' versions of manuals.
as memory mapping for COBOL and COBOL statement definition and explanation are rather basic,
and the Application Programmer's Guide and the Language Reference discuss these topics in detail,
other than migration issues,
you will not find a Redbook about these topics. |
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Robert Sample
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| I guess they have Redbook versions for the manual, r8? |
Redbooks are more how-to manuals -- they never replace the basic manuals. You may find memory allocation information in some Redbooks, but you won't find any Redbooks just talking about COBOL for example. |
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