The CICS calculator

Search390.com member Nestor Acha submitted this code for a CICS calculator. He swears by the program. You can add, subtract, multiply and divide. He says it's appropriate for commercial use, banks, finance or insurance companies. Nestor has used this easy to use program to verify reports.

In the file below, you will find the program written in COBOL and the assembler map. After compiling, you will need to add the transaction to RM25 and to program CZFH6025 and map CFFH026 to the CICS tables for startup.

To download a text file containing the code for the program and some documentation, click here.

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