Some functions or subfunctions are independent of any automatic functions or subfunctions. Others are inserted relatively to automatic functions or subfunctions that are specific to a model: Standard or client Dialog or Business Component. The information that is displayed in the wizard varies accordingly.
You can parameterize it by entering $ followed by a digit or a letter.
A function code cannot be modified if at least one line depends on this function.
It determines the placement of the source lines in the sequence of functions.
The automatic functions have preset codes. So, if you select a model in the Model field, you must choose the new function code relatively to the codes of the automatic functions.
You can parameterize it by entering $ followed by a digit or a letter.
This code determines the placement of the source lines in the sequence of functions.
For the Standard or client Dialog model, the subfunction code is required.
For the Business Component model, the subfunction code cannot be entered for an Insertion relative to the 05 hierarchical level. However, it is required for an Insertion relative to the SQL processing, an Insertion relative to the Logical View processing, and an Insertion relative to the physical access level. It is optional for an Insertion relative to the logical access level.
You can parameterize it by entering $ followed by a digit or a letter.
The level value depends on the created element. For a function, the level is 05. For a subfunction, the level must be between 06 and 98. The default level of subfunctions is 10.
Within a function, a subfunction with a level n is part of the preceding subfunctions whose levels are lower than n. For example, a subfunction with a level 15 is part of any preceding subfunction whose level is included between 06 and 14. A dependent subfunction is run only if the function or all the subfunctions it depends on are run.
For an insertion in a Program, Screen, or Business Component, the character string you enter will constitute the title of a function or a comment on the first line of the subfunction. The default value is a series of dashes. If you leave the default value and if you want to modify it in the code, double-click it and enter another value.
After you insert the function or subfunction, create a line without any line number directly in the code and enter the condition. You can enter code on the following lines by creating lines that start with a line number.
The COBOL statements IF THEN condition and NEXT SENTENCE GO TO Fffnn-FN are automatically generated after the generation of the instance that calls the Macro.
After you insert the subfunction, create a line without any line number directly in the code and enter the condition. You can enter code on the following lines by creating lines that start with a line number
The COBOL statements Fffnn-900 and GO TO Fffnn-FN are automatically generated after the generation of the instance that calls the Macro. ffnn is the associated subfunction that contains the IT condition.
After you insert the subfunction, create a line without any line number directly in the code and enter the condition. Enter, in order, the start bound, the end bound, and the increment interval. Separate each with a space. The bounds can be a value or a number (signed or unsigned).
A JffnnR index, where ffnn is the subfunction code, is automatically generated. To generate another index, you must enter I=index bound1 bound2 interval, where index is a numeric work area. You can also insert a snippet Indexes insertion to easily declare another index.
The COBOL statements Fffnn-900 and GO TO Fffnn-A are automatically generated after the generation of the instance that calls the Macro.
After you insert the subfunction, create a line without any line number directly in the code and enter the condition. You can enter code on the following lines by creating lines that start with a line number
The COBOL statements Fffnn-900 and GO TO Fffnn are automatically generated after the generation of the instance that calls the Macro.
After you insert the subfunction, create a line without any line number directly in the code and enter the condition. You can enter code on the following lines by creating lines that start with a line number
No COBOL statement is automatically generated.