CICS – Pseudo Programming
As of now, we have covered non-conversion and conversion programs. Conversion programs have a major drawback as their think time is considerably high. To overcome this problem, pseudo-conversion programming came into the…
As of now, we have covered non-conversion and conversion programs. Conversion programs have a major drawback as their think time is considerably high. To overcome this problem, pseudo-conversion programming came into the…
Following is an example of a basic column chart. We've already seen the configuration used to draw this chart in the Google Charts Configuration Syntax chapter. So, let's see the complete example.…
Any application program would require an interface to interact with the CICS. EIB (Execute Interface Block) acts as an interface to allow application programs communicate with the CICS. EIB contains…
BMS receives the data entered by the user and then formats it into a symbolic map area. The application program has access only to the data present in the symbolic…
BMS is known as Basic Mapping Support. An application consists of formatted screens which act as a bridge between the terminal and the CICS programs. For communication to occur between…
CICS programs are written in COBOL language in Mainframes. We will be discussing about writing a simple COBOL-CICS program, compiling it, and then executing it. CICS Program We will be…
CICS transactions are used to perform multiple operations in the CICS region. We will be discussing the important CICS transactions supplied by IBM in detail. CESN CESN is known as…
The five CICS system components described earlier are a convenient grouping of CICS system programs, each of which performs its own specialized functions. The core of CICS known as the…
Column charts are used to draw column-based charts. In this section, we're going to discuss the following types of column-based charts. Sr.No.Chart Type & Description1Basic Column Basic Column chart.2Grouped Column…
Following is an example of a customized candlestick chart. We've already seen the configuration used to draw this chart in the Google Charts Configuration Syntax chapter. So, let's see the complete example.…