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CONTENTS
PREFACE = xii
PART 1 - FILES AND FILE PROCESSING
1. INTRODUCTION TO DATA PROCESSING = 1
1.1 What is data processing? = 1

CONTENTS
PREFACE = xii
PART 1 - FILES AND FILE PROCESSING
1. INTRODUCTION TO DATA PROCESSING = 1
1.1 What is data processing? = 1
1.2 Structure of data processing systems = 4
1.3 The Model Savings Bank Limited = 9
1.4 Commercial programming languages = 14
2. PROGRAM AND DATA ABSTRACTIONS = 16
2.1 The programming language Pascal = 17
2.2 Abstract data types = 23
2.3 The library = 28
2.4 Concurrent processes = 31
3. FILES = 37
3.1 Introduction = 37
3.2 Characteristics of magnetic storage media = 41
3.2.1 Magnetic tape = 41
3.2.2 File labels = 46
3.2.3 Variable-length records = 46
3.2.4 Magnetic disk = 47
3.2.5 Applications appropriate to tape and disk = 50
3.3 File organization methods = 51
3.3.1 Sequential file organization = 51
3.3.2 Random file organization = 53
3.3.3 Indexed file organization = 59
3.3.4 Inverted file organization = 64
3.4 Access methods = 66
3.4.1 Sequential access = 66
3.4.2 Direct access = 67
3.4.3 Indexed access = 67
3.4.4 Dynamic access = 71
3.4.5 Choosing a method of file organization = 71
3.5 Basic file manipulation operations = 72
3.5.1 Abstraction of the file-processing environment = 73
3.5.2 Abstraction of a serial-access file = 76
3.5.3 Abstraction of a direct-access file = 77
Exercises = 79
4. FILE UPDATING = 82
4.1 The problem = 82
4.2 Program structure = 84
4.3 The direct-access file update = 86
4.4 The serial-access file update = 91
4.5 The real-time file update = 94
4.6 File security = 95
5. PROCESSING SEQUENTIAL FILES = 97
5.1 Introduction = 97
5.2 Specification of a sequential file abstraction = 99
5.3 Merging sequential files = 108
5.4 Case study: sequential master file initialization = 110
5.4.1 Specification of numeric and string abstractions = 112
5.4.2 Specification of text file abstractions = 118
5.4.3 Program implementation = 120
5.5 Case study: sequential master file update = 125
5.6 implementation of sequential files = 135
5.6.1 The environment = 135
5.6.2 Abstraction of a file block = 136
5.6.3 implementation details = 138
Exercises = 145
6. VALIDATION OF INPUT DATA FILES = 146
6.1 Data input = 146
6.2 Coding schemes = 148
6.2.1 Some coding schemes = 149
6.3 Data validation programs = 153
6.4 Case study: transactions validation program = 154
Exercises = 167
7. SORTING FILES = 169
7.1 External sorting = 170
7.1.1 Balanced N-way merge sorting = 170
7.1.2 Von Neumann merge sort = 172
7.1.3 Unbalanced merge sort = 173
7.1.4 Polyphase merge sort = 175
7.2 Internal sorting = 180
7.2.1 Straight selection sort = 180
7.2.2 Quicksort = 181
7.2.3 Heapsort = 184
7.3 An external sorting abstraction = 189
7.4 Case study: sorting the valid transactions file = 195
Exercises = 198
8. PROCESSING INDEXED SEQUENTIAL FILES = 201
8.1 Introduction = 201
8.2 Specification of an indexed sequential file abstraction = 204
8.2.1 Sequential access = 206
8.2.2 Indexed access = 208
8.2.3 Dynamic access = 210
8.3 Case study: indexed sequential master file initialization = 211
8.4 Case study: indexed sequential master file update = 215
8.5 Physical file structure = 218
8.6 An implementation of indexed sequential files = 221
8.6.1 The block control abstraction = 221
8.6.2 Implementation details = 222
Exercises = 230
9. PROCESSING RANDOM ORGANIZATION FILES = 231
9.1 Introduction = 231
9.2 Addressing algorithms = 233
9.3 Specification of a random file abstraction = 237
9.3.1 Sequential access = 239
9.3.2 Direct access = 240
9.3.3 Dynamic access = 241
9.4 Case study: random organization master file initialization = 242
9.5 Case study: random organization master file update = 245
9.6 Implementation of random files = 248
Exercises = 253
10. REPORT PRODUCTION = 254
10.1 Introduction = 254
10.2 Designing a report generation program = 262
10.2.1 The input file structure = 262
10.2.2 The report program structure = 265
10.3 Resolving the structural clash = 275
Exercises = 277
PART 2 - FILE PROCESSING IN COBOL
11. AN INTRODUCTION TO COBOL = 281
11.1 An overview of COBOL = 281
11.2 Structure of COBOL programs = 282
11.2.1 The four divisions = 282
11.2.2 Notation for defining COBOL syntax rules = 285
11.2.3 Presentation of COBOL programs = 286
11.3 An example COBOL program = 287
Exercises = 300
12. BASICCOBOLDATAANDPROGRAMSTRUCTURES = 301
12.1 Data in COBOL = 301
12.1.1 Basic data types = 301
12.1.2 Usage = 303
12.1.3 Synchronization = 304
12.1.4 Justification = 306
12.1.5 Initialization = 307
12.1.6 Records = 308
12.1.7 Redefinition of data structures = 310
12.1.8 Tables = 311
12.2 Arithmetic facilities = 314
12.2.1 Assignment = 314
12.2.2 Arithmetic = 315
12.3 Program sequence control in COBOL = 318
12.3.1 Composition = 318
12.3.2 Program termination = 320
12.3.3 Unconditional branching = 320
12.3.4 Alternation = 320
12.3.5 Selection = 323
12.3.6 Procedurization = 324
12.3.7 Repetition = 326
12.4 Low volume input and output = 327
12.5 String handling = 330
12.5.1 The INSPECT verb = 331
12.5.2 Edited data items = 334
12.6 Table handling = 337
12.7 The COBOL Library = 340
Exercises = 343
13.SEQUENTIAL FILES = 346
13.1 File descriptions in COBOL = 346
13.1.1 File descriptions in the ENVIRONMENT DIVISION = 346
13.1.2 File descriptions in the DATA DIVISION = 348
13.2 Sequential file processing in COBOL = 350
13.3 Case study: sequential master file initialization = 355
13.4 Case study: sequential master file update = 358
Exercises = 364
14. DATA VALIDATION = 365
14.1 Data validation features in COBOL = 365
14.2 Case study: transactions validation program = 368
Exercises = 373
15. SORTING IN COBOL = 374
15.1 The SORT verb = 374
15.2 Case study: sorting the valid transactions file = 377
Exercises = 381
16.INDEXED SQUENTIAL FILES = 382
16.1 Indexed sequential file processing in COBOL = 382
16.1.1 File descriptions = 382
16.1.2 Sequential access = 383
16.1.3 Random access = 384
16.1.4 Dynamic access = 385
16.2 Case study: indexed sequential master file initialization = 386
16.3 Case study: indexed sequential master file update = 388
Exercises = 391
17. RELATIVE FILES = 392
17.1 Random files in COBOL = 392
17.1.1 Relative file descriptions = 392
17.1.2 Sequential access = 393
17.1.3 Random access = 394
17.1.4 Dynamic access = 395
17.2 Case study: relative master file initialization = 395
17.3 Case study: relative master file update = 398
Exercises = 401
18. REPORT WRITING IN COBOL = 402
18.1 Case study: implementing the report program in COBOL = 402
18.2 The COBOL Report Writer = 407
18.3 Report Writer Declaratives = 416
BIBLIOGRAPHY = 418
APPENDIX: SOLUTIONS TO SELECTED EXERCISES = 420
INDEX = 428

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