The CICS Programmer's Desk Reference (1987)

by Doug Lowe

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Shove all those IBM manuals off your desk! This time-saving book has the information you need to have at your fingertips as you develop CICS programs, including: BMS macro instructions (their formats and coding examples), CICS commands (their syntax, coding examples, and advice on usage), AMS commands for handling VSAM files, JCL setups, model CICS programs, and more!… (more)

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Shove all those IBM manuals off your desk! This time-saving book has the information you need to have at your fingertips as you develop CICS programs, including: BMS macro instructions (their formats and coding examples), CICS commands (their syntax, coding examples, and advice on usage), AMS commands for handling VSAM files, JCL setups, model CICS programs, and more!

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