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nandini
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Hi
I have done a simple case study with cobol db2 and cics. Now i want to do it
with cobol vsam and cics. Using db2 we are including sqlca and dclgen member all these things but using vsam how can i use all this things or insted of this what entries i have to change. Can i specify any thing in the cics table entries .Can u give me a solution.
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Nandini |
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siddhuhandsome
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Hey nandini,
Can you be specific regarding the things you want to change, or rather
can you give a brief description about the case study you are looking to work.
If you can specify something regarding your requirements , we can arrive at a solution.
What exactly do u want to do?
Unlike DB2, I believe we cannot generate a copy book for a VSAM dataset's record structure.
If there are some tools I will also be on the look out.
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Siddhu |
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bluebird
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I believe we cannot generate a copy book for a VSAM dataset's record structure.
If there are some tools I will also be on the look out.
you are wrong, you can have copy book for VSAM dataset record structure (we are using those at our shop) |
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nandini
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Hi
Before doing all, i think i have to include the file in fct.How can i change that table.What command is using for accessing that table.
I would like to know more about this.
Nandini |
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bluebird
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| I don't think u need CICS FCT to have VSAM datasets copy-books. |
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bluebird
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I think copybooks are a COBOL related subject. u should post this in cobol related post.
Anyway copybooks are a way to have VSAM datastructres as variables (e.g. file definition) when u create a copybook it will be compiled in the same load library as your program during the program compil (no need to do separate compil).
and there is no copy book for SQL. (of course u can call cobol-sql subprogram from ur main pgm).
as already said post this in COBOL related thread |
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nandini
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| Thank you very much sir |
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ksivapradeep
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hi,
just like in db2 u have to add 'COPY symbolic-mapset name' in working-storage section then u can use those fields(i,a,o,f,a) in ur program.
regards,
siva pradeep |
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