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XPED


COBOL

PL/I

Assembler

C Language

Description

The XPED command is used in the input command stream (XPIN DD) to specify the environment for the test session.

Input

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Any of the following values can be specified for environment:

BATCH

Unattended batch environment.

BATCH PEM

Unattended batch environment testing a Hogan BATCHPEM application with breakpoints and module tracing allowed in the BATCHPEM module as well as the application modules.

BTS

BTS environment.

BTS PEM pem-driver

BTS environment testing a Hogan IMSPEM application with breakpoints and module tracing allowed in the IMSPEM module as well as the application modules. Specify pem-driver as IMSPEM or the installation equivalent.

DSP

Db2 Stored Procedures environment.

IMS

IMS/DB environment.

IMS PEM

IMS environment testing a Hogan DLIPEM or BMPPEM application with breakpoints and module tracing allowed in the DLIPEM or BMPPEM module as well as the application modules.

TSO

Interactive batch environment.

TSO PEM

Interactive batch environment testing a Hogan BATCHPEM application with breakpoints and module tracing allowed in the BATCHPEM module as well as the application modules.

.Usage Notes

  1. The XPED command must be the first command in the input command stream.
  2. A value should be specified for the environment parameter. However, if the environment value is omitted, the default value of BATCH is assumed.
  3. Only one XPED command can be entered for each unattended batch test.
    Multiple TEST commands can be entered to specify each program to be tested when the tests are to occur in the same environment.
  4. The XPED command is recorded in the session log.
  5. When testing interactively, Code Debug TSO automatically generates an XPED command.

 

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