Re: where can i see sample prog in assembler and cobol.does tk3 support DB2
Gerhard Postpischil <[email protected]>
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On 3/28/2010 4:06 AM, amit.arora275 wrote: > where can i see prog written in assembler and cobol.does tk3 support > DB2.where r jcls.how to list the members of the dataset. Spend a few months browsing through the programs at www.cbttape.org. You'll find many thousands of programs in assembler, some ForTran, some PL/I, maybe even some CoBOL. Note the site contains many tape images (a tape is released every several months); if you're using tk3, material on tapes after 249 (and even some on 249) generally applies only to MVS/SP, XA, and later systems, and won't work on plain MVS. I'm not aware of any system level dependencies in DB2, but it may be difficult for you to get a license. To list PDS members, you may use IEBPTPCH (print/punch). If you only want information about the members, use IEHLIST. Look for the IBM Utilities manual. Gerhard Postpischil Bradford, VT