| Murach's CICS Desk Reference | ||
| Unit 2 | CICS programming fundamentals | |
| How programs execute under CICS | 24 | |
| CICS supports multitasking | 24 | |
| How CICS invokes an application program | 24 | |
| Program storage | 26 | |
| The Working-Storage Section | 26 | |
| The Linkage Section | 27 | |
| The Procedure Division: Coding basics | 30 | |
| How to code program modules | 30 | |
| How to code CICS commands | 30 | |
| How to handle exceptional conditions | 31 | |
| The Procedure Division: Controlling program processing | 32 | |
| Traditional design: How to code the top-level module of a program | 32 | |
| Modular design: How to code the top-level module of the business logic portion | 34 | |
| How to detect the use of AID keys | 36 | |
| How to invoke other programs | 38 | |
| The Procedure Division: User interface and I/O considerations | 40 | |
| How to modify attribute bytes | 40 | |
| How to control cursor positioning | 42 | |
| How to edit terminal input data | 43 | |
| How to update file records | 44 | |
| COBOL features you can't use in a command-level CICS program | 45 | |
| Coding conventions found in older programs | 46 | |
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