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IBM System/370 and
4300 Processors
Bibliography of Industry
Systems and
Application Programs
Publication Number File Number
GC20-0370-3 S370-00
Abstract
This bibliography describes technical publications needed by those who plan for,
install, program, or operate industry systems and licensed application programs for
System/370 and 4300 Processors.
Industry (sub)systems covered are the IBM 3600 Finance Communication
System, the IBM 3730 Distributed Office Communication System and all others,
including the IBM 4700 Finance CommWlication System.
licensed programs included are all completed applications running under
System/370 and 4300 Processors programming. Completed applications are those
for specific industries such as fmance, insurance, o'r manufacturing and those
applicable to many industries.
Features, and the kinds of information included, are:
Titles and abstracts, with page counts;
Clustering and sequencing of items by title;
Second listing in order-number sequence, with subject codes explained
and indexed;
Specific page lookup by program acronym;
Latest editions of publications listed, with TNLs;
SLSS publication profiles used in distribution, with an explanation of these
proftles;
Details on order nwnber, including pseudonumbers.
For System/370 machine components, support programming, DB/DC and
supplementary information, refer to the IBM System/370 and 4300 Processors
Bibliography, GC20-0001.
Fourth Edition (November 1982)
This is a major revision of, and supersedes, GC20-0370-2.
It is possible that this material may contain reference to, or information about, IBM
products (machines and programs), programming, or services that are not announced in your
country. Such references or information must not be construed to mean that IBM intends to
announce such IBM products, programming, or services in your country.
Publications are not stocked at the address given below. Requests for copies of IBM
publications should be made to your IBM representative or to the IBM branch office
serving your locality.
A form for readers' comments is provided at the back of this bibliography. If the form has
been removed, comments may be addressed to IBM Corporation, Publications Support
Services, Dept. 812,1133 Westchester Avenue, White Plains, New York 10604. IBM may use
or distribute any of the information you supply in any way it believes appropriate without
incurring any obligation whatever.
Preface
This bibliography has three parts. Part 2
In Part I, the publications are clustered by subject An abstract in Part 2 provides you with a description
and sorted by title keywords. which ordinarily adds much to the indications of the
Part 2 chiefly contains abstracts describing the title. Abstracts are listed in order-number sequence.
items listed in Part 1. (See note at left.)
Part 3 lists, in order-number sequence, all items SLSS Profiles
sorted by subject and keyword in Part I. Part 2 also gives you, beneath the abstract, the number
Note: Order numbers sequence by second character. of pages and the publications profile used for distribut-
The first character (G, S, or L) is the use key. (See ing key items under SLSS. The profile is shown in the
" Availability.") format of five fields separated by slashes: Major system or
Subject Code processor / C/SC/Machines and subsystems/Prog. No./World
The subject code is a two-digit number standing for a Trade use (not U.S.A.) when applicable.
subject, such as 72 for manufacturing or 15 for physical These fields correspond to the five sections
planning manuals and templates. (Part 1 starts with a B/C/D/F /E on the SLSS subscription form. (See
generalized index of subject codes and their defini- Entering an SLSS Subscription, G320-1561.)
tions.) The "C" field is used to restrict the distribution of
File numbers are often printed on publications as communications items, in cases where no other profile
an aid in filing manuals in your office library according element performs that function. "SC" means subject
to system and category. The file number as a whole code.
(e.g., S370-3790-09) identifies the host system in the prefix For example, a publication on physical planning
(S370) and the subject in the SUffIX (09, i.e., communica- for all versions of the IBM 3790 Communication System
tions hardware). has the profile of: //15/3790,3791/. This means that
Codes 00 through 40 are also used in subscribing to any subscriber expressing an interest in physical
SLSS (System Library Subscription Service). planning (subject code 15) and either the generic
system number or its controller will get the book.
Part 1 (Technically, the profile elements are ANoed among
In Part I, the subject-code listing, each publication has fields and oRed within a field.)
only one code. Items within the cluster for each code It's unnecessary to indicate the major system or
are put in sequence. Sequencing for manuals is CPU in the first field (to the left of the slashes) since
alphameric, by the most apparent single keyword in that field is used only to differentiate among major
each title - such as Teller for the Online Teller and systems or CPU numbers, and in the present case there's
Time Deposit System IUP (subject code 67) or Payroll no such differentiation; the manual applies to any host
for the Payroll Management System for DOS/VS FOP CPU capable of supporting the 3790.
(subject code 81). Many programming manuals show a profile such
Part 1 gives the eight-position order number of as / / / /5746-HI4 or //30/ /5744-BZ3, meaning that
each publication. Some listings show manuals support- only the program number - or program number plus
ing back releases (identified by T or Q numbers) under subject code - is needed to match the publication'S
the current edition which supports the latest release. profile to that of the SLSS subscriber's expressed
The title of each back edition identifies the earlier interests.
release(s) it supports, and includes the order number Note: All the publications on your subscription are
actually printed on that back edition. For details on T shown on your "SLSS Subscription List. " Two copies of
and Q numbers, see "Pseudonumbers." the SLSS Subscription List are mailed to your branch
When one publication applies to more than one office each week that there are changes to your subscrip-
industry system, it is repeated in each applicable tion or each six months if there is no change. Please
listing. contact your IBM representative to obtain your copy.
Acronym Index Part 3
Publications whose titles contain commonly used
Part 3 enables you to find any order number easily, to
program acronyms such as ATMS or PL-MATH can be see whether a manual is included in the bibliography
most easily retrieved. "An Index for Some Common or what subject code is assigned to it, or to learn
Program Acronyms" (beneath the table of contents on whether any TNLs have been issued since the latest
page v) refers you directly to the starting page for such edition.
titles. If you know the order number for one of several
related manuals, identification of its subject code in
Preface iii
Part 3 (leftmost column) enables you to find the place no need to identify and reenter new order numbers and
in Part I where it is listed and where its companion quantities for the items required by each continuing
publications will also be found. For example, subscriber for the new release. Distribution of publica-
GH20-1008 or GH20-1170. tions supporting these and other new releases is
automatic; no IBM branch office activity is required.
Order Number The assignment of pseudonumbers is schematic:
The publication order number identifies various facts GC28-1234-0 becomes GT28-1234-0, if
about a publication, including: GC28-1234-1 is issued to support a new release;
GC28-1234-1, in turn, becomes GQ28-1234-0, if
Availability
GC28-1234-2 is issued to support a still newer release;
The first character of the order number is the use key,
and GTOO-xxxx-O numbers are then issued to hold
which governs the availability of the document. Use
stock of the -2, -3, etc.
key G means that the item is available to customers,
The scheme for PLMs (program logic manuals) is
through the IBM representative, without charge for
the same, except for an addition of 40 to the prefix to
quantities that meet normal requirements. Use key S
prevent possible duplications. The same applies to
means that the item is for sale through IBM branch
other prefixes, such as SH20, for which 20 is added
offices. Use key L means that the item is available to
(=ST40) to prevent the possibility of duplication with
licensees for the IBM Program Product or other licensed
GC20 (=GT20) or SY20 (=ST60).
program.
Logic Extra Symbols (Flags)
Base publications that explain program logic have a Maximum case: **GCI9-0001-5*
"Y" as the second character of the order number: e.g., or: GC28-6421-3 +
S Y20-1234-5. Such manuals are intended for use by A double asterisk preceding the order number
persons involved in program support or alteration of indicates either a change in the publication (such as a
the program design; they are not required for normal new edition) or an item newly added to the bibliogra-
use or operation of the program, and are available phy.
under SLSS by order-number subscription only (as are An asterisk after an order number means the item
microfiche versions or listings and other supplementary is for IBM World Trade use only; a plus sign, for U.S.A.
information). Licensed publications (L use key) are use only.
not available under SLSS.
Updating
Identification of Microfiche To eliminate unnecessary delays in keeping publica-
An alphabetic character in the third position of an tions current, quick distribution of changes and
order number identifies a document on microfiche: additions to them is made in the form of Technical
e.g., SYC7-1975-6 or LY BO-5432-1. The only exception is a Newsletters (TNLS).
bill of forms, in which the third character is also When the pages released in a TNL are inserted in
alphabetic (not zero). the manual to which it applies, the base publication is
Bill of Forms brought up to date. The next reprint of the base
An order number in the form of GBOF-1234 is a Bill Of publication incorporates the TNLS, and is assigned the
Forms - a single order number for a package of sepa- next higher suffix number, but need not be ordered as
rately available documents. it is the same as the prior edition.
Pseudonumbers TNL Masthead
A "T" or "Q" in the second position denotes an order The masthead of the TNL cover page includes the order
number for a back edition that supports an earlier number of the base publication to which the TNL
release of an sCP or licensed program. E.g., G100-0112-0 applies. Previously-issued TNLs are listed in the
or STI6-1234-0. masthead so that you may verify receipt of all neces-
The purpose is to allow users of back levels of sary changes.
programs to continue to order and receive publications
concerning the level of the program they are using. References
Also, issuance of the pseudonumbers for back For System/370 machine components, support pro-
editions allows the order numbers for the latest editions gramming, and DB/DC, see IBM System/370 and 4300
to remain unchanged except for the revision suffix. Processors Bibliography GC20-0001.
That same basic order number carries over from Other references: IBM Marketing Publications KWIC
release to release; thus users advancing to a new release Indexes, G320-1621 (U.S.A.) or G31O-0012 (IBM World
receive revisions and TNLs in the multiple quantities Trade).
already indicated on their SLSS subscriptions. There's
iv Industry Systems and Application Programs
Contents
Part 1. Subject Code Listings ...................................................... vi
Subject Code Definitions .......................................................... vi
Industry Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I
3600 Finance Communication System ............................................. , I
3630 Plant Communication System ................................................ 8
3650 Programmable Store System ................................................. 10
3650 Retail Store System ......................................................... 13
3660 Supermarket System ........................................................ 15
3670 Brokerage Communication System ............................................ 17
3680 Programmable Store System ................................................. 18
3730 Distributed Office Communication System ..................................... 20
3790 Communication System ..................................................... 22
4700 Finance Communication System ............................................. 27
Licensed Application Programs ..................................................... 29
Distribution ................................................................... 29
Education, Libraries ............................................................ 31
Engineering ................................................................... 33
Finance, Securities, Real Estate ................................................... 34
Government ................................................................... 40
Insurance ..................................................................... 41
Manufacturing ................................................................. 41
Media ........................................................................ 45
Health ..................................... , .................................. 48
Process ........................................................................ 50
Public Utilities ................................................................. 50
Transportation ................................................................. 51
Cross-Industry ................................................................. 55
Office Applications ......................................................... 20, 62
Management, Planning, Project Control ., ........................................ 65
Mathematics and Science ....................................................... 70
Simulation ................................................................... 72
Part 2. Abstracts ................................................................. 74
Part 3. Current Editions by Order Number .......................................... 339
An Index for Some Common Program Acronyms
Page Page Page
ACP .................. 51 D ISOSS ............ 20, 63 MINIPERT ............ 68
ADRS .............. 56,66 DMIS ................. 30 MPSX ................. 71
ALPHA SEARCH ...... 55 DMS/3790 ............. 25 OPC .................. 68
APL ...... 34,62,65, 70, 72 DOSCHECK ........... 37 PALlS ................ 41
APT .................. 41 DPA .................. 67 PCS ................... 50
ASTAP ................ 33 DPCX .............. 24, 25 PC/3600 ................ 5
ATMS ................ 62 DSX .................. 23 PL-MATH ............. 72
BASE ................. 34 ECG .................. 49 PLANCODE ........... 68
BILL. ................. 42 EPIC. ................. 32 PRINT EXT ............ 48
BTP .................. 24 ER-MAN .............. 66 PROFS ................ 64
BUDPLAN ............ 65 FAMS ................ 66 PROJACS .......... 67, 69
CAPOSS .............. 55 FERST/VS ............ 53 PSG .................. 69
CIF ................... 36 FIS/BACIS ............ 37 PSP ................... 51
CMS .......... 56 GDDM ............... 57 SLR .................. 67
CM/T ................. 67 GML ................. 47 SOM .................. 39
COGS ................. 30 GPSS ................. 72 SPPS ............ II, 13, 18
COLTS ................. 6 HCS .................. 48 SSS ........... sys, code 30
COPICS ............... 43 HIPODRAW ........... 58 SSX ................... 29
CORMES ............. 66 HMS ................... 4 STAIRS ............... 64
COURSEWRITER ..... 31 ICES .................. 44 STAT/BASIC .......... 61
CPCS ................. 34 IFS ................... 38 S.W.I.F.T .............. 39
CPPS ................. 50 IMS ................... 58 TCS .................. 39
CSMP ................. 72 ITS ................... 60 TELLER .............. 39
CT .................... 67 LDMS ................ 49 TERMTEXT ........... 48
DDA .................. 37 MATSYS .............. 71 TPNS ................. 73
DECTAT .............. 56 MDAP ................ 42 TREND ............... 70
DISCOVER ........... 31 MGRW ............... 71 YSP ................... 54
Contents v
Part 1. Subject Code Listings
SUBJECT CODE DEFINITIONS - NUMERICAL INDEX ALPHABETICAL CODE INDEX ALPHABETICAL CODE INDEX
Hardware Access Methods 30 Libraries 64
00 General System Information (basic System Summary, ACF 50 Link Edit 31
Bibliographies, all Configurators) Airlines 78 Loader 31
01 Machine System (Processor, Channels, Console) APL 22. 39. 82
02 Card Readers and/or Punches, Control Units Assembler 21
03 Printers, Control Units Auditing 37 Magnetic Tape 05,30
04 OCR, MCR (Optical/Magnetic Character Readers) Manufacturing 72
05 Magnetic Tape Units. Control Units Mass Storage 07,30
06 Display Equipment (see also 09) BASIC 23 Mathematics 82,22
07 DASD (Direct Access Storage Devices), Control Units Bibliographies 00. 60 MCR 04,30
08 Other Devices, Control Units Media 73
09 Communications Devices, Control Units Medical 74
10 Auxiliary Equipment (devices normally off-line) Card Equipment 02 Messages, system 40
13 Special Features Information Channels 01
14 Custom Features & Supporting Programs (PSHRPQ) Checkpoint/Restart 36
15 Physical Planning Information COBOL 24 OCR 04,30
Codes, system 40 Office 80
System Support Programming
Communications 09, 30 Operation, system 0 I, 40
20 Programming Systems - General Information
21 Assembler Configurators 00
22 APL Consoles 01
Construction 72 Paper Tape 08
23 BASIC
Consultants 62 Performance Enbancement 34
24 COBOL
Control Program 36,30 Physical Planning 15
25 FORTRAN
Course Catalogs 87 Planning 34, 30, 81
28 RPG
CPU 01 PL/I 29
29 PL/I
Cross-Ind ustry 79-83 Printers 03
30 Access Methods, Data Management, Storage/ Communica-
tions (I/O) Control Programs Custom Features 14 Problem Determination 37, 0 I
31 Support Programs (e.g., Link Edit, Loader) Process Industries 75
Processor 01
32 Utilities
33 Sort/Merge
DASD 07,30 Project Control 81
34 System Planning. Generation. SMF; Storage Estimates, Per- Data Areas 36 PRPQ 20-83
Data Management 30 PSHRPQ 14
formance Enhancement. Release Guides
35 Emulation, Simulation (catalogued by host system) DB/DC 50 PTF 97
36 Control Program (e.g., Supervisor, JCL, IPL, Job Manage-
Diskette 08, 30 Public Utilities 76
Display 06, 30
ment, Data Areas, Checkpoint/Restart)
Distribution Industries 63
37 Program Testing, Problem Determination. Auditing, Service
RAS 37
Aids
38 Remote Job Entry (RJE. CRJE, RAX, ... ) Real Estate 67
Education 64,79,87 Release Guides 34
39 Time Sharing, Interactive System
Emulation 35 Remote Job Entry 38
40 Programming System Operation (e.g., messages. codes)
50 DB/DC (CICS. IMS, ACF, GIS, DL/I, ... ) Engineering 65 RPG 28
EWS 95 RPQ 14
Application (end use) Programs
60 Industries - General
62 Consultants
Finance Industry 67 SCP Listings 99
63 Distribution (e.g., apparel, food, agribusiness, hotels)
FORTRAN 25 Securities 67
64 Education, Libraries
Service Aids 37
65 Engineering
Simulation 35, 83
67 Finance, Securities, Real Estate
General references 85 SMF 34
69 Government, Federal
Government 69, 70 Sort/Merge 33
70 Government, State and Local
Graphics 30 Special Features 13
71 Insurance
Statistics 79, 82, 65
72 Manufacturing
Storage 01,30,34
73 Media
Health 74 Supervisor 36
74 Health
Hotels, Motels 63 Support Programs 31
75 Process (e.g., forest products, petroleum, paint, textiles)
System Generation 34
76 Public Utilities
System Management Facility 34
78 Transportation
Information Retrieval 79, 80 System Messages & Codes 40
79 Cross-Industry (see also 80-83 for selections)
Insurance 71 System Operation 01,40
80 Cross-Industry - Office Applications
I/O Control Programs 30 System Planning 34
81 Cross-Industry - Management, Planning, Project Control
IPL 36
82 Cross-Industry - Mathematics and Science
83 Cross-Industry - Simulation
Teleprocessing 09,30
Other JCL 36 Testing 37
85 General and Introductory References Job Management 36 Text Processing 80, 73, 79
87 Education - Course Catalogs Time Sharing 39
89 Installation Forms and Supplies Transportation 78
95 EWS (Early Warning System) Legal 62
97 PTF (Program Temporary Fix) Listings
99 SCP Program Listings
vi Industry Systems and Application Programs
4ItINOUSTRl SYSTEMS (OO~99)
~3600 Finance Communication System
~ General system Information
GA27-2762 3600 FINANCE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM CONFIGURATOR
03 Printers, Control Units
GA19-5077 IBM 3600 FINANCE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM 3619 ADMINISTRATIVE TERMINAL PRINTER
MODELS A07, B01, B02, AND B03, OPERATING GUIDE
**GA19-5185 3600/4700 FINANCE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM, 3621 STATEMENT PRINTER MODELS B01, B02,
AND B03 OPERATOR'S GUIDE
GA19-5327 3621 STATEMENT PRINTER PROBLEM DETERMINATION GUIDE
0(1 : oPtical or: Magnetic Character Readers (OCR, MCR), Control Units
GA23-0006 3600 FINANCE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM INTRODUCING THE 3694 DOCUMENT PROCESSOR
GA23-0007 3600 OFFICE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM: 3694 DOCUMENT PROCESSOR MANAGEMENT PLANNING
GUIDE
**GC31-2004 3694 DOCUMENT PROCESSOR OPERATING PROCEDURES, VOLUME 1: BASIC OPERATIONS
**GC31-2005 3694 DOCUMENT PROCESSOR OPERATING PROCEDURES, VOLUME 2: SYSTEM OPERATIONS
GC31-2009 3694 DOCUMENT PROCESSOR DESCRIPTION AND CONFIGURATION
08 Devices
GA21-9182 THE IBM DISKETTE: GENERAL INFORMATION MANUAL
GA66-0001 3614 CONSUMER TRANSACTION FACILITY OPERATOR GUIDE (WITH FEATURES)
GA66-0004 3614 CONSUMER TRANSACTION FACILITY OPERATOR'S GUIDE WITH EXPANDED FUNCTION
FEATURES GROUP
G320-5700 BRANCH PROCEDURES FOR 3614 CTF OPERATIONS, SUBURBAN TRUST CO
GC66-0009 3600 FINANCE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM 3624 CONSUMER TRANSACTION FACILITY
PROGRAMMER'S REFERENCE AND COMPONENT DESCRIPTIONS
09 ColtlmUnicationS De17ices., Control Units
GA27-2811 A GUIDE TO COMMON CARRIER FACILITY SPECIFICATION FOR THE IBM 3600 FINANCE
COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
GA27-2796 3600 FINANCE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM FINANCIAL SERVICES TERMINALS TERMINAL
INSTALLATION GUIDE
**GA27-2898 3600 FINANCE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM, SCP 5747-BRI, 5744-CA3 OPERATING REFERENCE
GA27-2765 3600 FINANCE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM MANAGEMENT PLANNING GUIDE
GA23-0002 3600 FINANCE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM PROBLEM RECOVERY PROCEDURES
GC27-0001 3600 FINANCE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM - SYSTEM SUMMARY
GA23-0001 3600 FINANCE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM UNIT OPERATING PROCEDURES
GC31-3000 3278 DISPLAY STATION, ATTACHED TO 3600 FINANCE COMMUNICATION CONTROLLER, PROBLEM
DETERMINATION GUIDE
**GC31-2043 4700/3600 FINANCE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM PROBLEM DETERMINATION GUIDE FOR THE 3278
GA23-0034 3600 FINANCE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM 3604 MODEL 7 ADMINISTRATIVE KEYBOARD DISPLAY
PLANNING AND SITE PREPARATION GUIDE
GA23-0036 3600 FINANCE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM, 3604 KEYBOARD DISPLAY MODELS 5 AND 6 PLANNING
AND SITE PREPARATION GUIDE
GA23-0037 3604 KEYBOARD DISPLAY, MODELS 5 AND 6 SETUP INSTRUCTIONS
**GA66-0012 3600 FINANCE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM, 3624 CONSUMER TRANSACTION FACILITY,
ACCESSORIES OWNER'S MANUAL
GA66-0005 3600 FINANCE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM, 3624 CONSUMER TRANSACTION FACILITY CURRENCY
CARTRIDGE OWNER'S MANUAL
**GA66-0006 3624 CONSUMER TRANSACTION FACILITY OPERATOR'S GUIDE
**GC31-2001 3624 CONSUMER TRANSACTION FACILITY INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS, MODELS 2 AND 12
WITHOUT DEPOSITORY
*