Use edited output for
all output information
Write COBOL programs to determine
the number of each type of instrument in the Columbus Children’s City
Band. The possible types of each instrument are woodwind, brass, percussion,
extra or other (described below).
Copy the input file, ~sgomori/students/cis314/lab5ain.dat, into your
directory. Your program is not to specify a path for this input file. Each
input record has the following specification (there are exactly 45 records in
the file):
Output the number of each
of the five different types of instruments found in the band (choose what the
output looks like). The output goes to the screen, but you will need to include
some logic to “freeze” the output on the screen so you can read it.
When the program ends, the terminal window will partially destroy the output.
So you need to make it so that it shows all the totals, then has a “Press
Enter to continue …” prompt. The program does not end until enter
is pressed.
Write COBOL programs as
specified below. They should produce the same output, they just take different
approaches.
Write a COBOL program named
lab5b.cob to perform the following (This program will be similar to
lab4b.cob, which you can use as a starting point. If you were not able to
complete lab4b.cob properly then see your grader/lecturer for help in
correcting your program).
Many hospitals are a part
of the United Healthcare of Ohio (UHOH) Insurance system. Each hospital
accepting UHOH Insurance has a unique numeric identification number. UHOH
Insurance would like a report to determine the total (no averages this time)
amount of unpaid bills for each individual patient as well as for
each hospital. The grand total (again, no averages)
of unpaid patient bills for all of the UHOH Insurance system.
Copy the input file, ~sgomori/students/cis314/lab5bin.dat, into your own
directory. Your program is not to specify a path for this input file. You do
not know how many records each hospital has in the file, or how many charges
each patient has. However, you do know that the input file will be sorted by
Hospital Number and within Hospital Number by Patient Number. The input file
has the following specifications for each input record. You may assume that
there is no invalid data in this input file.
The report file will be
named lab5bout.dat. The output should look basically like the following:
Each Page Header should look
something like this:
Date: MM/DD/YYYY NAME OF INSURANCE SYSTEM Page 999
Time: HH:MM:SS
The column headers, one set per page
(after the page headings) should look something like this (note that instead of
address we now have service type):
Patient Patient Service Date of Amount
Number Name Description Service Owed
------- ----------------------- -------------------------- -------- -------
At the start of each set of hospital
data, as well as at the top of each page (after the page and column headings)
you should have something like this:
HOSPITAL NAME: name of hospital
HOSPITAL NUMBER: unique hospital id number
After you have printed the data for
each patient you will then print the total amount owed for that patient,
similar to the following (note that the patient number and name only print for
the first of each patient's records):
00001 Griese, Brian Ear Infection 08/24/1999 300.00
Diaper Rash 09/05/1999 25.00
Frontal Labotomy 09/25/1999 25,000.00
Rear Labotomy 09/26/1999 25,000.00