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Started by Lars
Sat, 23 Mar 1991 20:06
AS/400
Author: Lars
Date: Sat, 23 Mar 1991 20:06
Date: Sat, 23 Mar 1991 20:06
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I have no experience with AS/400 machines but I do know IBM 3090's.
How do these machines differ in writing and running a COBOL program?
If I already know XEDIT and CMS what do I have to learn to program on the
AS/400? Are there any introductory books on the AS/400? Thanks for your
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Re: AS/400
Author: Mauro Mozzarelli
Date: Tue, 26 Mar 1991 19:05
Date: Tue, 26 Mar 1991 19:05
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in article <9103232015.AA01549@lilac.berkeley.edu>, DAHLBERL@DUVM.BITNET (Lars) says: > > > I have no experience with AS/400 machines but I do know IBM 3090's. You are lucky > How do these machines differ in writing and running a COBOL program? OS/400 has an SPF like editor and manages libraries where you can put sources files that are like the partitioned files under VMS. OS/400 has more utilities and you can reach your goal quicker than under a VMS (speaking about development of on-line procedures under CICS for example): there are already utilities to define screens and the OS/400 database is very easy to use. But about OS/400 and his filesystem there are a lot of stuff that IBM might have standardized, but didn't it. -- ////////////// | Sistemi Informativi Mauro Mozzarelli | MU-BBS 24h! // S.I.M.M. // | INTERNET: mauro@simm.sublink.org | Milano, Italy ////////////// | +39.2.33911315 (Telebit T-2500) | (02) 33911315
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