Re: dds-all-formats
- From: Michael Russell <Michael.Russell@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 18:40:05 +0000
TP:
No idea what a 'transaction' file is. However, I've seen 'DDS' used to declare keys for an isam file on AS/400s.
Michael
Rick Smith wrote:
"josephit" <dakron@xxxxx> wrote in message news:etr907$cc9$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.Could you tell me what this realy mean with COPY and database file? I have
this pice of code:
FD Mydatabase
LABEL RECORDS STANDARD.
01 R-Mydatabase.
COPY DDS-ALL-FORMATS OF Mydatabase.
Second try:
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Describing a Transaction File
To use a TRANSACTION file in an ILE COBOL program,
you must describe the file through a file description entry in
the Data Division. See ILE COBOL for AS/400 Reference
for a full description of the File Description Entry. Use the
Format 6 File Description Entry to describe a
TRANSACTION file.
A file description entry in the Data Division that describes a
TRANSACTION file looks as follows:
FD CUST-DISPLAY.
01 DISP-REC.
COPY DDS-ALL-FORMATS OF CUSMINQ.
In ILE COBOL, TRANSACTION files are usually
externally described. Create a DDS for the
TRANSACTION file you want to use. Refer to Defining
Transaction Files Using Data Description Specifications
for how to create a DDS. Then create the
TRANSACTION file.
Once you have created the DDS for the TRANSACTION
file and the TRANSACTION file, use the Format 2 COPY
statement to describe the layout of the TRANSACTION
file data record. When you compile your ILE COBOL
program, the Format 2 COPY will create the Data Division
statements to describe the TRANSACTION file. Use the
DDS-ALL-FORMATS option of the Format 2 COPY
statement to generate one storage area for all formats.
(C) Copyright IBM Corporation 1992, 2006. All Rights
Reserved.
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