PSB Generation Entry panel


When you enter the PSBGEN command (F15) from the DBD Map panel, Database Integrity displays the PSB Generation Entry panel (see the following figure).

Use this panel to specify the options to code on the PSB source statements.

PSB Generation Entry
 Command ===> _________________________________________________________________

 Type information. Then press Enter.
 PSB name. . . . . . . . . . . DBITEST_
 Procseq name. . . . . . . . . DBIDX01_
 Generate SENFLD ? . . . . . . YES   (Yes or No)
 Select a language . . . . . . 1     (1=Cobol or Assem,2=Pl/1,3=Pascal)
 Processing options. . . . . . GO__
    G  -Get                                I  -Insert
    O  -Read only                          R  -Replace
    E  -Exclusive use                      D  -Delete
    P  -Path call                          A  -Insert,Replace and Delete
    N  -Intercept GG status                L  -Load
    T  -Intercept GG status with retry     LS -Load in ascending sequence
    H  -High speed (DEDB)                  GS -Get in ascending sequence




 F1=Help      F3=Exit      F12=Cancel

Value

Description

PSB name

The name of the PSB to generate.

Procseq name

The name of the secondary index if processing through an index. It should be blank or a valid secondary index name. The target of the secondary index must be the first-level segment displayed on the DBD Map.

Generate SENFLD?

Select one of the following values:

YES

Generate SENFLD statements.

NO

Bypass generation of SENFLD statements.

Select a language

The programming language in which the PSB source statements will be generated. Type one of the following values:

1

COBOL or Assembly

2

PL/1

3

Pascal

Processing options

You can enter one or more of the following values in valid combinations. You can specify a maximum of four characters.

G

Get

O

Read only

E

Exclusive use

P

Path call

N

Intercept GG status

T

Intercept GG status with retry

H

High speed (DEDB)

I

Insert

R

Replace

D

Delete

A

Insert, Replace, and Delete

L

Load

LS

Load in ascending sequence

GS

Get in ascending sequence




 

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