Client/server implementation using TXSeries, UDB, and VisualAge COBOL on Windows NT
This IBM Redbooks publication details the configuration of a client/server environment consisting of IBM VisualAge COBOL, DB2 Universal Database, and TXSeries products on Windows NT. Installation and customization details as well as some application development techniques are covered.
Author(s): Andrea Conzett
188 Pages 
Cobol vs Standards and Conventions
This note explains Cobol design standards, Cobol coding standards and cobol environments.
Author(s): Department of Accounting and General Services
77 Pages
COBOL is the COmmon Business Oriented programming Language. COBOL is a procedural, imperative, compiled programming language. As of the COBOL 2002 spec, Object Oriented features were added to the standard. The contents include: Getting started with cobol, ACCEPT statement, ADD statement, ALLOCATE statement, ALTER statement, CALL statement, CANCEL statement, COMMIT statement, COMPUTE statement, CONTINUE statement, COPY directive, Data division, DELETE statement, DISPLAY statement, DIVIDE statement, EVALUATE statement, EXIT statement, FREE statement, GENERATE statement, GnuCOBOL installation with GNU or Linux.
Author(s): Stack Overflow Contributors
118 Pages
