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IMS for the Cobol Programmer, Part 1: Data Base Processing With Ims/Vs and Dl/I Dos/Vs (Pt.1) (Paperback)

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Working with IMS/DB programming for the first time? This how-to book will have you writing or maintaining batch DL/I programs in a minimum of time. You'll even find out how different types of DL/I data bases are stored and accessed, so you can program more logically and efficiently for the type you're working with.( 16 chapters, 333 pages, 129 illustrations)

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Paperback: 333 pages
Publisher: Mike Murach & Associates (January 1986)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0911625291
ISBN-13: 978-0911625295
Product Dimensions: 10 x 8 x 1 inches
Shipping Weight: 1.8 pounds

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5.0 out of 5 stars This is the way to learn IMS, July 22, 1999

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If you're an applications programmer and need to learn DL/I to extract information from IMS hierarchical databases, this is the book for you. Don't let the size fool you; you can get through it in under a fortnight. This book contains the most of what any applications programmer working in the mainframe environment will need for all applications.

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