Let's call the file containing our COBOL Example 2 program:

      calcpay.cbl

The COBOL compiler is called ccbl.

1. To compile the program: Type, from the UNIX prompt:

      ccbl calcpay.cbl

NOTE: As a result of the compilation, a code file, called:
cbl.out, will be created.

2. To execute the program: Type, from the UNIX prompt: runcbl

NOTE: The runcbl command will use and 'interprete' the code 
file, cbl.out, to execute the Example 2 program, reading
the data from the file: calcpay.in, and producing the output 
in the file: calcpay.out

3. Display the output file:

Use an editor (PICO or VI) to display the output file:

      calcpay.out