| Select |
Name |
Description |
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SimoLYZE |
Scan
mainframe source code and determine the member type. The primary purpose of
SimoLYZE is to do member typing and provide an overview of the number
and type of members stored in a mainframe library or source code management
facility. Prior to doing the initial scanning of the source code it must be
downloaded from the mainframe to the PC.
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information.
Note: Member typing
is the process of storing a source member and then being able to determine its
content without having to examine the member. |
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SimoVIEW |
Provide for the
quick conversion of BMS screens to HTML forms.
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information. |
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SimoX390 |
Scan mainframe
assembler source members. Identify macro and copy file dependencies.
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SimoZAPS
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Provide a Hex
Dump, File Convert, Translate, Modify and Format COBOL capability for
ASCII/Text files.
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The following is a short summary of the content or function of SimoZAPS.
| Function |
Description |
| HexCess |
This function will read a file and produce a new file
containing hexadecimal dump information. The new file (SYSLOG) is ASCII/Text.
In addition to the hexadecimal format the SYSLOG includes an EBCDIC and ASCII
translation when possible. |
| Generate |
This function creates COBOL source code that provides for
translation between ASCII/Text and EBCDIC files. The content (ASCII or EBCDIC),
file record (variable and fixed), the record lengths and the file type
(sequential, indexed or ASCII/Text may be are converted.
| Convert
|
This function provides
for translation between ASCII/Text and EBCDIC files. The content (ASCII or
EBCDIC), record format (variable and fixed), the record lengths and
the file type (sequential, indexed or ASCII/Text may be converted. |
| Compare |
This function will
compare the contents of two data files at the record level. Text string (by
position and length) within each record may be selected for comparison. For
keyed-indexed files missing or added records will be identified. Missing or
added records may also be identified for sequential files if the files are
sorted by a key field.
When a difference occurs the possible ASCII and
EBCDIC values are displayed to the screen and written to a log file. A
hexadecimal dump of the records is also displayed and written to the log file.
This can be very useful in an environment where files have been downloaded from
a mainframe in EBCDIC format. |
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| Translate |
This function provides for simple translation between
ASCII/Text and EBCDIC/80-byte files. Both the content (ASCII or EBCDIC) and
file format (variable-text and fixed-80-byte) are converted. |
| Modify |
This function provides the capability of copying an
ASCII/Text file. The content of the output file may be modified in the process.
Individual records may be included or deleted based on their content. Also,
individual records that are being copied may be modified using such keywords as
insert, append, replace and more. |
| FormatCOBOL |
This function simply provides a consistent use of upper
and lower case for COBOL source code. Many times we work with COBOL code that
has evolved over a number of years and the use of upper and lower case varies
widely. With the consistent use of upper/lower case it makes the code easier to
read and understand. |
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SimoREC1
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Scan a COBOL copy
file and provide an HTML formatted record layout showing the field names,
length and position within the record. This program also has the capability of
generating the COBOL source code for a callable routine that will do data
translation at the field level between ASCII and EBCDIC.
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SimoMODS
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This package
includes a collection of callable subroutines.
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information. |
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SimoWEB2 |
A copy of the
SimoTime Web Site is available on CD or via Electronic Delivery. A connection
to the Internet may not always be available and our web site has increased in
size with valuable reference material and examples of mainframe and Internet
programming techniques. Now you can obtain a copy of the SimoTime Web Site and
have the speed, availability and convenience of a local machine or LAN. |
