BS EN ISO 10564:1997

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 1.1 General
    1.2 Position within the taxonomy
2 Normative references
    2.1 Identical Recommendations/International Standards
    2.2 Additional references
3 Definitions
4 Abbreviations
5 Conformance
6 Document type definitions
    6.1 NBS-9 File directory document type
    6.2 INTAP-1 Record file document type
    6.3 NBS-6 Sequential file document type
    6.4 NBS-7 Random access file document type
    6.5 NBS-8 Indexed sequential file document type
    6.6 NBS-10 Random binary access file document type
    6.7 NBS-11 Indexed file with unique keys document type
    6.8 NBS-12 Simple text file document type
    6.9 INTAP-2 Sequential file document type
    6.10 INTAP-3 Relative file document type
    6.11 INTAP-4 Indexed file document type
    6.12 INTAP-5 Indexed file with unique keys document type
    6.13 CGM-FTAM file document type
7 Constraint sets
    7.1 NBS ordered flat constraint set
    7.2 NBS random access constraint set
    7.3 INTAP sequential flat constraint set
    7.4 Two levels depth hierarchical constraint set with
          unique names
8 Abstract syntaxes
    8.1 Abstract syntax NBS-AS2
    8.2 Abstract syntax INTAP-AS1
    8.3 Abstract syntax NBS-AS1
    8.4 NBS node name abstract syntax
    8.5 NBS random binary access file abstract syntax
    8.6 NBS simple text abstract syntax
    8.7 Abstract syntax INTAP-AS2
    8.8 Abstract syntax INTAP-AS3
9 Transfer syntaxes
    9.1 Transfer syntax INTAP-TS1
Annex 1
A Corrigenda
B Main differences between the 1st edition (1990/91/94)
    and the 2nd edition (1995) of this part of ISO/IEC ISP
    10607
C FTAM-COBOL Language Binding for the INTAP-2, -3, -4, -5
    Document Types (Tutorial)
    C.1 Aim of COBOL document types
    C.2 Support range of COBOL document types
    C.3 Achievement method of COBOL document types
    C.4 Mapping of COBOL data-type
    C.5 Details of sequential file, relative file and
          indexed file
    C.6 Mapping of FTAM service primitive and COBOL
          statement
    C.7 Example of the COBOL mapping