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Course Code: D-704
Recommended Duration: 2 Days
Benefits
Students who complete this course will be able to use the major facilities of the latest COBOL compiler from IBM, in any of its releases (COBOL/370, COBOL for MVS & VM, COBOL for OS/390 & VM, or Enterprise COBOL for z/OS), creating code that is more efficient and interfaces better with programs written in other languages, with z/OS UNIX, and with newer applications features. This course also provides a survey of new COBOL features as they are introduced for each new version / release.
Audience
COBOL programmers who need to quickly get up to date with modern COBOL, including using intrinsic functions, what's available as Language Environment services (including dynamic storage management and an introduction to condition handling) and dynamic file allocation techniques.
Prerequisites
At the very least, the student entering this course should have a strong programming background in COBOL.
Related IBM Materials
This course is drawn from these and other IBM manuals; access to these publications in
the classroom is desirable but not required:
SA22-7561 - LE Programming Guide
SC27-1408 - COBOL Language Reference
SC27-1412 - COBOL Programming Guide
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Exercises
There are five standard and one optional hands-on exercises.
Special Note
More detailed information and hands on labs for Unicode, XML, and Java interoperability are available in other courses from Hunter's Training Associates.
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