COBOL Programming. B Binary (COMP) Items...3:22 Building a System using Subprograms...10:3
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1 A ACCEPT Statement Format...4:16 ADD Statement Format...4:5 Approaches to Debugging...9:1 Arithmetic Expressions - Characters Used in...1:9 Assigning Arithmetic Results - MOVE or COMPUTE...3:18 Assigning Values to Elementary Data Items - MOVE...3:17 B Binary (COMP) Items...3:22 Building a System using Subprograms...10:3 C Call Statement...10:3 Called and Calling Program - Example:...10:7 Called Program - Example:...10:7 Called Program - Procedure Division Considerations for a Called Program...10:6 Called Program: One Entry Point...10:8 Called Program: Two Entry Points...10:10 Called Programs...10:2 Calling and Called Programs...10:2 Calling Program - Example:...10:4, 10:7 Calling Program: Two Entry Points...10:9 Calling Programs...10:2 Characters Used for Editing...1:8 Characters Used for Punctuation...1:8 Characters Used for Relation-Conditions...1:9 Characters Used in a PICTURE Clause...3:5 Characters Used in Arithmetic Expressions...1:9 Characters Used in Words...1:7 CLOSE Statement Format...4:31 COBOL: Advantages...1:3 COBOL: Advantages and Disadvantages...1:3 COBOL Character Set...1:7 COBOL Coding Form...1:6 COBOL Debugging Support...9:2 COBOL - Definition...1:1 COBOL: Disadvantages...1:3 COBOL - Four Divisions...1:4 COBOL: History and Evolution...1:2 COBOL Names...1:15 COBOL Program Structure...1:5 COBOL SORT Verb...7:8 COBOL Subprogram Linkage Exchange: Called Program...10:5 COBOL Words - Types...1:10 Coding the Sequence of WHEN s...5:26 Compilation and Compiler Listing...8:1 Compiler-Directing Statements...4:2 Compiler Message Codes...8:2 Compiler Message Format...8:3 SYS-ED/COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (109: COBOL Prg ) IDX: Page 1
2 Compiler Options...8:6 Compiler Options - Hierarchy...8:5 Compiler Options: Specifying...8:4 Compiler Options: Uses...8:4 COMPUTE Statement Format...4:10 Conditional Statement...4:19 Configuration Section...2:7 Constants...1:13 CONTINUE Statement...5:6 Controlling How Numeric Data is Stored...3:21 Customer Information for File Record Description Entry...3:7 D Data Description...3:4 Data Division Considerations...7:3 Data Division Considerations for Tables...6:2 Data Division Header...3:1 Data Division - Purpose...3:1 Data Items...3:14 Data Items and Group Items...3:14 Data Items - Initializing...3:16 Debugging - COBOL Support...9:2 Debugging Statements...9:7 Debugging - Two Approaches...9:1 Debugging Using Compiler Options...9:8 Definition of COBOL...1:1 DISPLAY Statement Format...4:15 DIVIDE Statement Format...4:9 DO Constructs - In-line PERFORM...5:17 DOUNTIL Construct...5:18 DOUNTIL Construct - Specifying...5:19 DOUNTIL Construct - Traditional PERFORM...5:22 DOUNTIL in the UNTIL Option...5:19, 5-22 DOUNTIL in the VARYING Option...5:20, 5:23 DOWHILE Construct...5:17 E Editing - Characters Used...1:8 Embedded Compiler Diagnostic Messages...8:1 Environment Division...2:6 Environment Division Considerations...7:2 Environment Division Header...2:6 EVALUATE CASE Construct...5:24 EVALUATE Expression for Values(s) - Version 2...5:27 EVALUATE Expression for Values(s) - Version 3...5:28 EVALUATE Identifier for Value(s) - Version 1...5:27 EVALUATE Multiple Operands - Version 5...5:29 EVALUATE Range of Values for Result - Version 4...5:28 EVALUATE Statement...5:25 EVALUATE Statement - Version...5:27 EVALUATE TRUE or FALSE - Version 6...5:30 SYS-ED/COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (109: COBOL Prg ) IDX: Page 2
3 Example: Basic SORT...7:11 Example: Called and Calling Program...10:7 EXIT Statement Format...4:17 Explicit Delimiters - List...5:8 Explicit Delimiters - Uses...5:7 Explicit Statement Delimiters for Conditions...5:7 External Decimal - DISPLAY and NATIONAL Items...3:22 External Decimal - DISPLAY Items...3:22 External Decimal - NATIONAL Items...3:22 F Faster Sort Facility...7:11 Figurative Constants...3:15 File Record Description Entry - Customer Information...3:7 File Section...3:2 File Status Keys...9:4 Finding Uninitialized Data...9:6 Format and Clauses - Data Description Entries...3:5 Format and Clauses of Record and Data Description Entries...3:5 Format and Clauses - Record Entries...3:5 Format of Sequential File Description...3:2 Four Divisions of COBOL...1:4 G GO TO Statement Format...4:11 GOBACK Statement Format...4:18 Group Data Items...3:9 Group Items...3:14 H Hierarchy of Compiler Options...8:5 I Identification Division...2:1 Identification Division Header...2:1 Identification Division - Paragraph Headers...2:2 IF... Continue Statement...5:10 IF Statement...5:10 IF Statement Format...4:20 Imperative Statements...4:3, 5:1 Implicit Delimiter...5:9 Improved Cross-Reference of Data Names...8:2 Independent Data Items...3:9 ing...6:8 INITIALIZE Statement - Basic...5:1 INITIALIZE Statement - Complete...5:3 INITIALIZE Statement Rules...5:4 Initializing Data Items...3:16 In-line PERFORM...5:11 In-line PERFORM - In-line...5:13 Input Procedure - Coding...7:6 Input-Output Section...2:8 SYS-ED/COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (109: COBOL Prg ) IDX: Page 3
4 L Level of Error... 9:10 Linkage Section...3:12 M Main-loop...5:21 MOVE - Assigning Values to Elementary Data Items...3:17 MOVE or COMPUTE - Assigning Arithmetic Results...3:18 MOVE Statement Format...4:3 MULTIPLY Statement Format...4:8 N Numeric Data - Defining...3:19 Numeric Data - Displaying...3:20 Numeric Data Storage - Controlling...3:21 O OCCURS Clause Format...6:3 Open Statement Format...4:24 P Packed-decimal (COMP-3) Items...3:22 PERFORM Statement Format...4:12 PICTURE Clause - Characters...3:5 Procedure Division...4:1 Procedure Division Considerations...7:4 Procedure Division Considerations for a Called Program...10:6 Program Logic - Tracing...9:3 Program - Preparing for Execution...1:16 Programming Example...7:8 Punctuation - Characters Used...1:8 R READ Statement Format...4:25 Relation-Conditions - Characters Used for...1:9 RELEASE Statement Format...7:6 Reserved Words...1:11 RETURN Statement Format...7:7 REWRITE Statement Format...4:31 Rules When Using the SET TO TRUE Statement...5:5 S SEARCH Statement...6:11 SEARCH Statement Format...6:12 Sequential File Description - Format...3:2 SET Statement Format...6:8 SET TO TRUE Statement...5:5 SET TO TRUE Statement - Rules When Using...5:5 Sort File Description...7:3 Sort or Merge - Determining Success...7:12 SORT Statement Format...7:5 Sorting Data Files...7:1 Sorting - What is it?...7:1 SYS-ED/COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (109: COBOL Prg ) IDX: Page 4
5 SSRANGE...9:9 Statements in In-line PERFORM...5:13 STOP Statement Format...4:18 Subprogram...10:1 Subprogram: Advantages...10:1 Subprograms - Building a System...10:3 Subprogram Termination...10:6 SUBSCRIPT Format...6:5 Subscripting...6:5 SUBTRACT Statement Format...4:7 T Table Handling...6:2 Tables - Reasons to Use...6:1 TIMES Option In-line PERFORM...5:14 Tracing Program Logic...9:3 Traditional versus In-line PERFORM...5:12 U UNTIL Option In-line PERFORM...5:15 V Validating Data...9:5 Variables...3:13 VARYING Option In-line PERFORM...5:16 W WHEN s Sequence - Coding...5:26 Words - Characters Used in...1:7 Working-Storage Section...3:9 WRITE Statement Format...4:27 SYS-ED/COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (109: COBOL Prg ) IDX: Page 5
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