| Murach's Structured COBOL | ||
| Chapter 3 | How to write a program that prepares a report | |
| A simple report-preparation | 90 | |
| The file specifications | 90 | |
| The report specifications | 92 | |
| The COBOL code | 94 | |
| How to code Select statements and FD statements | 102 | |
| How to code Select statements for Personal COBOL | 102 | |
| How to code Select statements on a mainframe | 104 | |
| How to code FD statements and record descriptions for disk files | 106 | |
| How to code FD statements and record descriptions for print files | 106 | |
| How to code the Procedure Division | 108 | |
| How to code open and close statements | 108 | |
| How to code Read statements for sequential disk files | 110 | |
| How to code Write statements for print files | 110 | |
| How to use the Current-Date function to get the current date and time | 112 | |
| How to use Accept statements to get the current date and time | 114 | |
| An enhanced version to the report-preparation program | 116 | |
| The enhanced report specifications | 116 | |
| The changes to the Data Division code | 118 | |
| The changes to the Procedure Division code | 120 | |
| How to test a report-preparation program | 122 | |
| How to prepare a test plan and test data | 122 | |
| How to review input files and print files when using Personal COBOL | 124 | |
| Common run-time errors | 126 | |
| Perspective | 128 | |
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