What are the differences between COBOL and COBOL II?

There are at least five differences: COBOL II supports structured programming by using in line PERFORMs and explicit scope terminators, it introduces new features (EVALUATE, SET .. TO TRUE, CALL .. BY CONTEXT, etc), it permits programs to be loaded and addressed above the 16 megabyte line, it does not support many old features (READY TRACE, REPORT-WRITER, ISAM, etc.), and it offers enhanced CICS support.

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fawzy

  • Oct 10th, 2005
 

The END Delimiter --> END-READ

                              END-PERFORM

                              END-IF

The INITIALIZE VERB

tHE NESTED DEPENDING ON IN THE OCCURS CLAUSE

NOT AT END IN THE READ STATEMENT

THE ADDRESS OF SPECIAL REGISTER

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