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Calling COBOL program from PL/I - Performance...

 
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vattikonda
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PostPosted: Wed Aug 13, 2003 11:48 am    Post subject: Calling COBOL program from PL/I - Performance... Reply with quote
I am calling a COBOL program from PL/I, which is causing great deal of performace issue. The environment we have is PL/I Ver 2 Release 3 and VS COBOL II (We don't have LE)... Please advise, if there is a better way to enhance the performance.

The new COBOL program being called is intended to do numeric check. If anyone can suggest a better option within PL/I to do it, that would be great as well. We are considering creating the program in Assembler now (for numeric check routine).

Thanks,
Giri
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Mervyn
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PostPosted: Wed Aug 13, 2003 2:17 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
Code:

IF VERIFY(YOUR_VARIABLE,'0123456789') > 0 THEN
   CALL YOUR_NON_NUMERIC_CODE;
ELSE
   do whatever you want - the variable is numeric;


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