UNSTRING statement

Find Duration – Add – Subtract – MOD Duration using COBOL

The FIND DURATION function is used to calculate duration between: The FIND-DURATION function returns an integer in the form of complete units of the specified duration. Any rounding is done downwards. The calculation of durations includes microseconds.  The function type is integer.  The function result is a nine-digit integer. If the function result is larger

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UNSTRING statement

File Handling Verbs in COBOL Programs

The collection of records belonging to the same entity is known as File. These records are stored permanently. File handling helps to organize these records in an ascending/descending order. It makes searching, accessing these records more easily and efficiently. The records are generally stored on a magnetic tape or a disk. Advantages of File Handling Disadvantages of File

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S0C Abends – S0C1 S0C4 S0C5 S0C7 Resolution

Mainframe developers and support engineers quickly learn one painful truth: if you work long enough with COBOL, JCL, and z/OS, you will face S0C abends. These system completion codes (like S0C1, S0C4, S0C5, and S0C7) indicate serious program or data problems that cause your job to terminate abnormally. Two types of abend codes User abends – format Uhhhh (e.g., U4095),

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DB2 Explain

Database Normalization with Examples

Database NORMALIZATION is used to reduce data redundancy and eliminate undesirable characteristics like Database Anomalies (Update anomaly, Insertion anomaly, Deletion anomaly). This also divides larger tables into smaller tables and links them using relationships and follows simple data structure design rules to make the data easy to understand, maintain and query. Rule of Clarity –

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