Commitment Control -- MIDRANGE-L

Subject: Commitment Control
From: Richard Reeve <richreeve@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 25 Jan 2009 08:40:07 -0800 (PST)
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All,

I am being tasked with identifying weaknesses/inefficiencies in a system that uses both COBOL and RPG (all flavors). I am noticing that commitment control is being used intermittently and inconstantly. Oddly enough, in my 20 years on the AS400 (or whatever the name of the day is) I have never used commitment control. Although I understand the basic concept,. I now need to work with it. Can any of you suggest a place to start and/or explain to me in a nutshell how to use commitment control (and maybe not to use) in COBOL and RPG programs.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Warmest Regards,

Richard Reeve

Follow-Ups:

RE: Commitment Control , Neill Harper
RE: Commitment Control , Walden H. Leverich

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