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Cobol DCD
Cobol Data Correlation and Documentation doesn't have to be difficult. Our DCD III package puts your developers in charge and optimizes their valuable time. Some have expressed that COBOL is a dead language. As long as children play the game of Marbles, COBOL will continue to be the most powerful language ever written! DCD III was created in 1975 with less that 20,000 lines of code. Over time it continues to evolve; currently this user friendly and commanding software contains nearly 200,000 lines of code within more than 135 program modules. DCD III has expanded to a comprehensive line of products that promise today's programmer the most comprehensive, lightning fast and powerful utilities ever created for COBOL.
Our robust DCD III package minimizes the number of ancillary staff necessary for maintenance of your COBOL system as well as solving time intensive problems, such as field-expansion or error resolution. Because of Marshal Crawford, a product based on logic and simplicity has become the undisputed leader in its field. DCD III is all about saving you time and money as your business grows. The narrative in our ALTERNATE COMPILE REPORT for the Mainframe is the most sought after part of our package due to its time saving design. The muscle power of our software is obvious in its handling of nested COPY's, reference modification, DL1, CICS and SQL. From and To Field positions are added in decimal and/or hexadecimal. We handle COPY's with the SUPPRESS feature in a unique and resourceful manner.
For the Mainframe, DCD III runs smoothly in systems using ENDEAVOR or any other software. We offer nine separate condensed cross-reference reports, to replace lengthy compiler cross-reference reports. Our most used feature is our COMPILE MODE where we replace the Compile Listing with our own sophisticated reports to really make things easy for your business. DCD III makes it possible to solve both Direct and Indirect references with only one page flip for
the Mainframe! The hidden Indirect references appear as "Changed", “Tested” and "Used" in the narrative. Because we have already done the work, and created what the programmer must labor endlessly to compile, you won't believe how much quicker and easier DCD III can make your program analysis. Call or e-mail us for a bag of free Marbles and
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