Purpose: To practice designing and coding a COBOL program and to utilize edit patterns, condition names, and the SCREEN SECTION in the display of a report.

Problem: Design and code a COBOL program that displays a Customer Sales Report for EZ Auto Sales. Use the SCREEN SECTION for output definitions. The report should display the customer's number, name, purchase date, purchase price, and satisfaction rating. Define condition names associated with the satisfaction field. Test these condition names in the program. Then display an appropriate message to correspond to a customer's satisfaction rating.

Insert slashes in the purchase date. Use a floating dollar sign on the purchase price. Save this program as EX$3-3.$CBL

Exercise $3$: Customer Sales Report $($continued$)$

Input Data: Use the Customer Sales file listed in Appendix A as input. This file is named CUSTSALE.DAT and is

found on the Data Disk. See the inside back cover of this book for instructions for downloading the Data Disk or

see your instructor. The record layout for the customer records is as follows:

Record Length

Output Results: A report should be displayed listing the customer number, customer name, purchase date, purchase

price, and satisfaction rating. Single$-$space detail lines and display a count of the number of customers listed at the

end of the report. The report should have a format similar to the following:

DATE: $z\frac{9}{99}\frac{?}{9999}$

EZ AUTO SALES

PAGE ZZ$9$

CUSTOMER SALES REPORT

TOTAL NUMBER OF CUSTOMERS LISTED $=ZZ9$

END OF REPORTThe data in localSt

orage is stored asExercise $3$: Customer Sales Report

Purpose: To practice designing and coding a COBOL program and to utilize edit patterns, condition names, and the

SCREEN SECTION in the display of a report.

Problem: Design and code a COBOL program that displays a Customer Sales Report for EZ Auto Sales. Use the

SCREEN SECTION for output definitions. The report should display the customer's number, name, purchase date,

purchase price, and satisfaction rating. Define condition names associated with the satisfaction field. Test these con$-$

dition names in the program. Then display an appropriate message to correspond to a customer's satisfaction rating.

Insert slashes in the purchase date. Use a floating dollar sign on the purchase price. Save this program as

EX$3-3.$CBL$.$Purpose: To practice designing and coding a COBOL program and to utilize edit patterns, condition names, and the SCREEN SECTION in the display of a report.

Problem: Design and code a COBOL program that displays a Customer Sales Report for EZ Auto Sales. Use the SCREEN SECTION for output definitions. The report should display the customer's number, name, purchase date, purchase price, and satisfaction rating. Define condition names associated with the satisfaction field. Test these condition names in the program. Then display an appropriate message to correspond to a customer's satisfaction rating.

Insert slashes in the purchase date. Use a floating dollar sign on the purchase price. Save this program as EX$3-3.$CBLPurpose: To practice designing and coding a COBOL program and to utilize edit patterns, condition names, and the SCREEN SECTION in the display of a report.

Problem: Design and code a COBOL program that displays a Customer Sales Report for EZ Auto Sales. Use the SCREEN SECTION for output definitions. The report should display the customer's number, name, purchase date, purchase price, and satisfaction rating. Define condition names associated with the satisfaction field. Test these condition names in the program. Then display an appropriate message to correspond to a customer's satisfaction rating.

Insert slashes in the purchase date. Use a floating dollar sign on the purchase price. Save this program as EX$3-3.$CBLExercise $3$: Customer Sales Report $($continued$)$

Input Data: Use the Customer Sales file listed in Appendix A as input. This file is named CUSTSALE.DAT and is

found on the Data Disk. See the inside back cover of this book for instructions for downloading the Data Disk or

see your instructor. The record layout for the customer records is as follows:

Record Length

Output Results: A report should be displayed listing the customer number, customer name, purchase date, purchase

price, and satisfaction rating. Single$-$space detail lines and display a count of the number of customers listed at the

end of the report. The report should have a format similar to the following:

DATE: $z\frac{9}{99}\frac{?}{9999}$

EZ AUTO SALES

PAGE ZZ$9$

CUSTOMER SALES REPORT

TOTAL NUMBER OF CUSTOMERS LISTED $=ZZ9$

END OF REPORT