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CVTRA05Y.cpy: Transaction Record Definition (Copybook)

Part of CardDemo Core Module: Defines 15 fields for transaction records, including identifiers, types, categories, sources, and descriptions, within the CardDemo Core module.

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  • CBACT04C.cblThis program defines the structure for a transaction record. It includes various fields such as transaction ID, type, amount, and details about the merchant and card used. The record definition is based on the CVTRA05Y copybook, specifying a total record length of 350 characters.
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  • CBEXPORT.cblThe CBEXPORT.cbl program utilizes the CVTRA05Y.cpy copybook to define the structure of transaction records. This copybook contains various fields such as transaction ID, type, category, description, amount, and merchant details, all formatted for potential export or processing. The structure is designed to hold comprehensive information about each transaction.
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  • CBIMPORT.cblThis program utilizes the CVTRA05Y copybook, which defines the structure for transaction records. The record layout includes fields for transaction ID, type, category, source, description, amount, merchant details, card number, and timestamps. This suggests the program is involved in importing or processing financial transaction data according to this defined format.
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  • CBTRN01C.cblThis COBOL program defines the data structure for transaction records, as specified by the CVTRA05Y copybook. It outlines various fields such as transaction ID, type, category, source, description, amount, and merchant details, along with card number and timestamps. The structure is designed to hold comprehensive information about each financial transaction.
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  • CBTRN02C.cblThis program defines the structure for a transaction record named TRAN-RECORD, which has a total length of 350 bytes. It includes various fields such as transaction ID, type, category, source, description, amount, and merchant details. The record also contains card number, timestamps for origination and processing, and a filler field.
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  • CBTRN03C.cblThis program, CBTRN03C.cbl, defines the structure for transaction records used in the system. It includes various fields such as transaction ID, type, category, source, description, amount, and merchant details, as well as card number and timestamps. This definition is crucial for processing and storing financial transaction data, as it is included in the CVTRA05Y.cpy copybook.
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  • COBIL00C.cblThis program defines the structure for transaction records, which has a record length of 350 bytes. It includes fields for transaction identification, type, category, source, description, amount, and merchant details. Additionally, it stores card numbers, timestamps for origination and processing, and a filler field.
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  • CORPT00C.cblThis program defines the structure of a transaction record, including fields such as transaction ID, type, amount, and merchant details. It also specifies timestamps for transaction origination and processing. The record definition is included in the CVTRA05Y.cpy copybook, indicating its use in handling transaction data.
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  • COTRN00C.cblThis program defines the structure of a transaction record, serving as a copybook named CVTRA05Y. The structure includes fields for transaction ID, type, category, source, description, amount, merchant details (ID, name, city, zip), card number, and timestamps for origination and processing. It also contains a filler field.
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  • COTRN01C.cblThis program defines the data structure for a transaction record, known as TRAN-RECORD, within the CVTRA05Y copybook. It outlines various fields that constitute a transaction, including identifiers, types, amounts, merchant details, card numbers, and timestamps. This structure is essential for processing and storing individual transaction data.
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  • COTRN02C.cblThis program defines the data structure for transaction records, serving as a copybook (CVTRA05Y.cpy) for the COBOL program. It outlines various fields such as transaction ID, type, amount, and merchant details, essential for managing and processing financial transactions.
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