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PTF PROGRAM NUMBER 360N-IO-456

Dans le document IBM System/360 (Page 85-96)

PORTRAN IV MICROFICHE LISTING - PROGRAMS 363N-PO-479, LM-480 SYSTEM/360 DISK OPERATING SYSTEM RELEASE 26 OLTEP

PTF PROGRAM NUMBER 360N-IO-456

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Provides the Los Angeles based distributor a new method of implementing the IBH Vehicle Scheduling Program (360A-ST-86X). The network and its associa ted prog ram elimina te the need for each distributor to develop his own VSP maps.

SB21-SS92

GENEBALIZED VEHICLE SCHEDULING PROGRAM NETWORK-POR LOS-ANGE~FIELo-DEViLOPED PBOG.!!!!!

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=PROGgM J!!l~~~ 579B-All Describes the capabilities of the system and the programs.

Discu'Ssion of design assumptions and potential modification areas are included. Record and file layouts are descrihed and primary processing procedures specified. This manual is both a systeD. description and an installation and operations reference document ..

Provides the Los Angeles based distributor a new method of implementing the IBH Vehicle Scheduling program (360A-ST-861). The network and its associated program eliminate the need for each distributor to develop his own YSP maps.

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-The Generalized VSP Network for Los Angeles provides a means for creating a routing network within the Los Angeles hasin

(all of Los Angeles and Orange counties located south of the Santa Susanna and San Gabriel mountain ranges). This manual provides program flowcharts, program listings, and operating instructions for the Hap selection, Link Verification, and Zone Selection Programs. These programs are used to develop a network unique to a given distributor.. Licensed program Product material.

Provides the Los Angeles based distributor a new method of implementing the IB! Vehicle Scheduling Program (360A-ST-861). The network and its associated program eliminate the need for each distributor to develop his own VSP maps.

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This program provides ability to transmit, capture on disk, balance, and settle batches of HICR encoded bank documents.

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This lIanual describes the capabilities of the system and the programs. Discussion of design assumptions and potential modification areas are included.. Record and file layouts are described, and primary processing procedures specified.

This .anual is both a system description and an installation and operations reference document.

This program provides ability to transmit, capture on disk, balance, and set.tle batches of HICB encoded bank documents. operating under DOS BTA!, it accullulates totals by application or type of entry for each bank ..

LB21-S912

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This nUser's Hanual" is for the systems Analyst, programmer and operator during the Systems Test and Daily Operations o:f the programs. I t also contains programmer notes to assist in making minor al terations.

This program provides ability to transmit, capture on disk, balance, and settle ba tches of MICR encoded hank documents. Operating under DOS BTAM, it accumulates totals by application or'type of entry for each bank ..

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This manual provides programs which assist in controlling Ilaintenance cost of equipment. This is accomplished by processing vehicle information in a manner that facilitates the lIeasurellent and evaluation of equipment performance.

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programs. Discussion of design assumptions and potential modification areas ar:e included. Record and file layouts ar:e desct"ibed and primary pr:ocessing procedures are specified. This manual is both a system descr:iption and an installation and operations reference documen t ..

Provides programs which assist in controlling the maintenance cost of equipment. This is accomplished by processing vehicle information in a manner that facilitates the measurement and evaluation of equipment performance.

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VEHIC·LE MAINTENANCE AND COST ANALYSIS fI~b:g:-Q£;i~1QR~Q-fRQ~RM §:!~!EH~-Qli!Qli.L PROGRAM NUMBER 5198-A.AG

ThiS:-nasec's-Hanualn-iS: for the Systems Analyst, Programmer and Operator during the Systems Test and Daily operations of the proqrams. It also contains programmer notes to assist in making minor alteL'ations.

The manual provides programs which assist in controlling the maintenance cost of equipment. This is accomplished by processing vehicle information in a manner that facilitates the measurement and evaluation of equipment performance.

GB21-0328

PROGRAM REPORT INVENTORY SYSTEM - FIELD DEVELOPED PROGRAM AVAILABILITY-UOTICE-:-PROGRAM-NUM8ER-S79B=AAK-- ---As-data-process:r;;g-syste;sbecome--;oreadvanced, user demands for greater productive out-put are increasing. Data processing departments are vitally concerned with more difficult questions concerning efficient operations, scheduling, and programming.

These answers can be supplied through the Program/Report Inventory System. This set of six ANS COBOL programs provides management documentation for the analysis of vital progl:am and report information.

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As data processing systems become more advanced, user demands for greater: productive output are increasing. Oa ta process ing departments are vitally concerned with more difficult questions concerning efficient operations, scheduling, and programming.

These answers can be supplied through the Program/Report Inventory System. This set of six ANS COBOL programs provides management documentation for the analysis of vital program and r:eport information.

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As data processing systems become more advanced, useJ:

demands for greater productive output are increasing. Data processing departments are vitally concerned with more difficult questions concerning efficient operations, scheduling, and programming.

These answers can be supplied through the Program/Report Inventory System. This set of six ANS COBOL progL'ams provides management documentation for the analysis of vital program and report information.

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Independent input and output J:outines are pl:ovided which allow the 005/3613 Sort (360N-SM-1iI483) or the program Product

(5136-SM1) to read and write disk files in emulator format.

Improvements in sOL'ting times over Sort 5 or Sort 6 running under CS/313 will be as great as 113 percent.

5B21-0335

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ThIs-manual-describes-the-capabilitIesof-the system and the programs. Discussion of design assumptions and potential modification areas are included. Record and file layouts are described, and primary processing procedures are

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specified. This manual is both a system. description and an installation and operations reference document.

This program provides routines which allow users of CS/30 or CS/4~ to take advantage of the high-speed 005/36"

Tape and Disk Sort program for sorting emulated 1311 diSK files. Independent input and output routines are provided which allow the 005/36., Sort (36tlN-SM-lalf83) o£ the Program Product (5136-SM1) to read and write disk files in emulator format. Improvements in sorting times over Sort 5 or Sort 6 running under CS/31a will be as great as 7iJ percent.

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This progl:am provides routines whicn. allow users of CS/30 or C5/40 to take advantage of the high-speed D05/360 Tape and Disk Sort program for sorting emulated 1311 disk files. Independent input and output routines are provided which allolf the DOS/36111 Sort (36I!1N-SH-0483) or the Program Product (5136-SM1) to read and write disk files in emulator format. Improvements in sorting times over Sort 5 or Sort 6 running under CS/30 will be as great as 716 percent.

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This Public Utility Financial Planning System, for the

System/36~ Model 25 and above. provides a tool to assist the corporate planning function of electric, gas. and

combination utilities.

Rather than attempt to forecast the future based on statistical analysis of past data, this system projects data into the future based on management estimates of future performance.. The user provides current financial and opeJ:ating data, as well as planning assumptions about future values of the data items.. Based on this information. the system produces projected financial statelllents for a five-year planning: period. These documents would be used by corporate planners to evaluate the given plan ..

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The Public Utility Financial Planning System. for the system/363 J1o~el 25 and above, provides a tool to assist the corporate planning function of electric, ~as, and

combination utilities.

Rather than attempt to forecast the future based on statistical analysis of past data, this syst~m projects data into the future based on management estimates of future performance.. The usar pl:ovidcs current financial and operating data, as well as planning assumptions about future values of the data items. Bd!ied on this information, the system produces pl:ojected financial statements for a five-year planning period. These documents would be used by corporate planners to evaluate the given plan ..

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This 'User's Manual' is for the Systems Analyst. Programmer, and Operator during the SystelRs Test and Daily Operations of the programs.. It also contains programmer notes to assist in making minor al tera tions.

The Public Utility Financial Planning system, for the System/360 Hodel 25 and above, provides a tool to assist the corporate planning function of electric, gas. and

combination utilities.

Rather than attempt to forecast the future based on statistical analysis of past data. this system projects data into the future based on management estimates of future performance. The user provides current financial and opel:ating data, as well as planning assumptions about future values of the data items.. Based on this information, the system produces projected financial statem~nts for a five-year planning period.. These documents would be used by corporate planners to evaluate the given plan.

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specification~ the program. main procedure viII call in report overl ay procedures.

The report procedures include analysis and display of information rala ting to CPU and 1/0 utilization, multiprogramming activity, program use profile~ job and task initiation and completion, and distribution of cost.

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This is a program using as input the da ta created by the SflF option of OS/MFT and HiT.. Based on control card specification, the program main procedure will call in report overlay procedures.. The report procedures include analysis and display of information relating to CPU and I/O utilization, multiprogramming activity, program use distribution of cost ..

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This "User's "anual" i's for the Systems Analyst, program.er and operator during the Systems Test and Daily operations of the programs. It also contains programmer notes to assist in making minor al terations.

This is a program. using as input the data created by the S"F option of OS/HFT and flYT. Based on control card specification, the program main procedure will call in report overlay procedures. The report procedures include analysis and display of information relating to CPU and I/O utilization, aultiprogramming activity, prograll use profile~ job and task initiation and cOllpletion~ and distribution of cost ..

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Now. a Minimum Teleprocessing Co •• unication System is available to the DOS user who would like to install a first terminal system.. It is a generalized, single-thread, t~ansaction oriented syst'em that can be quickly installed, and reg: uires no specialized training in teleprocessing concepts, BTI!l, or Assembler Language to implement the system.. It utilizes design concepts of the more sophisticated data base/data communication systems where possible. It complements and provides a logical growth path to systells such as IBM Customer Information Control System (CIest.

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possible. It cOlllplements and provides a logical growth path to systems such as IEM Customer Information Control System

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PROGRAM NUMBER 5798-ABA

user-ROllout/RoIITnpermits the user to maintain a small partition (2K) and expand this partition to the necessary size when a request is made by seizing extra memory from the other tvo possible partitions. The programs being processed in the other partitions are temporarily stored on disk files until the seized area has completed the assigned task~ then processing resumes as if no seizure had taken place.

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This manual describes the capabilities of the system and the programs.. Discussion of design assumptions and potential modification areas are included. Record and file layouts are described. and primary processing procedures are specified .. , This lIanual is both a system description and an installation and operations reference document ..

User Rollout/Rollin permits the user to maintain a small partition (2K) and expand this partition to the necessary size when a request is made by seizing extra memory from the other two possible partitions. The programs being pz:ocessed in the other partitions are temporarily stored on disk files

User Rollout/Rollin permits the user to maintain a small partition (2K) and expand this partition to the necessary size when a request is made by seizing extra memory from the other two possible partitions. The programs being pz:ocessed in the other partitions are temporarily stored on disk files

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