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Modular program structure using subprograms and macros

Batch or online execution models

Database-centric execution with strong integration to Adabas

State management via program variables and database records

Control flow primarily procedural with loops, conditions, and exception handling

Procedural execution flow

Batch or online transaction processing

Subprogram calls for modularity

Database read/write operations integrated

Event-driven triggers in online environment

Procedural batch-oriented

Modular subprogram architecture

Database-centric business logic

Integration with middleware for external systems

Legacy mainframe compatibility

Banking transaction processing

Insurance claims management

Payroll and HR management

Government administrative systems

Inventory and logistics management

Readable, English-like syntax

Database-centric and procedural

Modularization for maintainable code

Rapid development of business applications

Compatibility with legacy mainframe and server systems

Optimize database access with indexes and views

Split large batch jobs into smaller units

Use subprograms and modularization to manage complexity

Monitor performance metrics on mainframe or server

Batch and online tasks tuned for efficient throughput

Review legacy Natural programs for modernization

Refactor subprograms and database access logic

Replace deprecated constructs with supported alternatives

Test thoroughly on target environments

Document logic and maintain version control