Two Dimensional Array with Subscript
Two Dimensional Array with Subscript Example
Scenario - Accessing two dimensional array with Subscript.
Requirement - Let us declare a table to store two student details with 6 subjects marks. WS-STUDENT is variable with all student information OCCURS 2 times to capture the two students information. WS-MARKS-GRP is variable that OCCURS 6 times to capture 6 subjects marks.
Code -
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* Accessing Two Dimentional Table using subscript
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
PROGRAM-ID. TWODIMTB.
AUTHOR. MTH.
DATA DIVISION.
WORKING-STORAGE SECTION.
01 WS-CLASS.
03 WS-STUDENT OCCURS 2 TIMES.
05 WS-ROLL-NO PIC X(03).
05 WS-NAME PIC X(10).
05 WS-MARKS-GRP.
10 WS-MARKS PIC 9(03) OCCURS 6 TIMES.
01 WS-VAR.
03 WS-SUBSCR1 PIC S9(04) COMP.
03 WS-SUBSCR2 PIC S9(04) COMP.
PROCEDURE DIVISION.
* Populating student1 details (1st Dimension)
MOVE "001" TO WS-ROLL-NO(1)
MOVE "PAWAN Y" TO WS-NAME(1)
* Populating student1 marks (2nd Dimension)
MOVE 079 TO WS-MARKS(1,1)
MOVE 077 TO WS-MARKS(1,2)
MOVE 082 TO WS-MARKS(1,3)
MOVE 076 TO WS-MARKS(1,4)
MOVE 089 TO WS-MARKS(1,5)
MOVE 092 TO WS-MARKS(1,6).
* Populating student2 details (1st Dimension)
MOVE "002" TO WS-ROLL-NO(2)
MOVE "KUMAR Y" TO WS-NAME(2)
* Populating student2 marks (2nd Dimension)
MOVE 083 TO WS-MARKS(2,1)
MOVE 079 TO WS-MARKS(2,2)
MOVE 078 TO WS-MARKS(2,3)
MOVE 089 TO WS-MARKS(2,4)
MOVE 093 TO WS-MARKS(2,5)
MOVE 086 TO WS-MARKS(2,6).
DISPLAY "Class Info: " WS-CLASS.
DISPLAY " "
* Initializing first dimension subscript
MOVE 1 TO WS-SUBSCR1.
DISPLAY "Students Information => "
* Loop for displaying 2 students information
PERFORM UNTIL WS-SUBSCR1 > 2
DISPLAY "Roll No: " WS-ROLL-NO (WS-SUBSCR1)
DISPLAY "Name: " WS-NAME (WS-SUBSCR1)
* Initializing second dimension subscript
MOVE 1 TO WS-SUBSCR2
* Loop for displaying 6 subjects information
DISPLAY "MARKS: "
PERFORM UNTIL WS-SUBSCR2 > 6
* Accessing subject marks
DISPLAY WS-MARKS(WS-SUBSCR1, WS-SUBSCR2)
* Increasing the second dimension subscript by 1
ADD 1 TO WS-SUBSCR2
END-PERFORM
* Increasing the first dimension subscript by 1
ADD 1 TO WS-SUBSCR1
END-PERFORM.
STOP RUN.
JCL to execute the above COBOL program −
//MATEPKRJ JOB MSGLEVEL=(1,1),NOTIFY=&SYSUID //* //STEP01 EXEC PGM=TWODIMTB //STEPLIB DD DSN=MATEPK.COBOL.LOADLIB,DISP=SHR //SYSOUT DD SYSOUT=*
When the program compiled and executed, it gives the following result −
Class Info: 001PAWAN Y 079077082076089092002KUMAR Y 083079078089093086 Students Information => Roll No: 001 Name: PAWAN Y MARKS: 079 077 082 076 089 092 Roll No: 002 Name: KUMAR Y MARKS: 083 079 078 089 093 086
Explaining Example -
In the above example:
- WS-STUDENT(1) represents first student information and WS-STUDENT(2) represents second student information.
- WS-SUBSCR1 is subscript declared for WS-STUDENT 1st dimension array. The subscript is initialized using MOVE statement and incremented using ADD statement.
- WS-ROLL-NO(1), WS-NAME(1), WS-MARKS-GRP(1) represents first student roll number, name and marks. similarly, WS-ROLL-NO(2), WS-NAME(2), WS-MARKS-GRP(2) represents second student roll number, name and marks.
- WS-MARKS is the second dimension in the array WS-STUDENT. WS-MARKS(1,1) represents first student subject1 marks, WS-MARKS(1,2) represents first student subject2 marks and so on.
- WS-SUBSCR2 is subscript declared for WS-MARKS 2nd dimension array.
- WS-CLASS represents the full class informaton. i.e., two students information - WS-STUDENT(1) and WS-STUDENT(2).