FLOD exits - Revision history

JAL: more conversion cleanup

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more conversion cleanup

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more conversion cleanup

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XG statement logic flow

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	==XG statement logic flow==		==XG statement logic flow==
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	The following example shows the flow of the XG statement logic. </p>		The following example shows the flow of the XG statement logic: </p>

	~~<b>XG statement logic flow</b>~~
	<p class="code">If Passing TAPEI Data		<p class="code">If Passing TAPEI Data
	If Previous Return Code Not INSERT		If Previous Return Code Not INSERT

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	[[Category:File ~~management~~]]		[[Category:File loading and reorganization]]

2013-12-12T19:47:03Z

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Diagram of COBOL-style FLOD Exits

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	<p>[[#Structure of COBOL-style FLOD Exits\|Structure of COBOL-style FLOD Exits]] shows the structure of the COBOL interface to FLOD Exit functions.</p>		<p>[[#Structure of COBOL-style FLOD Exits\|Structure of COBOL-style FLOD Exits]] shows the structure of the COBOL interface to FLOD Exit functions.</p>
	====Structure of COBOL-style FLOD Exits====		====Structure of COBOL-style FLOD Exits====
	[[File:~~_FLOD_Exits_4~~.gif]]		[[File:COBOL-style FLOD exits.gif]]

	===LINKAGE SECTION and PROCEDURE DIVISION issues===		===LINKAGE SECTION and PROCEDURE DIVISION issues===
	<p>The LINKAGE SECTION and PROCEDURE DIVISION are required in COBOL FLOD Exit programs. The LINKAGE SECTION identifies what gets passed to the FLOD Exit; the parameters are repeated in the USING option of the PROCEDURE DIVISION.</p>		<p>The LINKAGE SECTION and PROCEDURE DIVISION are required in COBOL FLOD Exit programs. The LINKAGE SECTION identifies what gets passed to the FLOD Exit; the parameters are repeated in the USING option of the PROCEDURE DIVISION.</p>

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Inserting records read from alternate data sets

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	<p>This method is shown in [[#Inserting records read from alternate data sets\|Inserting records read from alternate data sets]].</p>		<p>This method is shown in [[#Inserting records read from alternate data sets\|Inserting records read from alternate data sets]].</p>
	<b>FLOD Exit Inserting Records Read From Alternate Data Sets</b>		<b>FLOD Exit Inserting Records Read From Alternate Data Sets</b>
	[[File:~~_FLOD_Exits_3~~.gif]]
			[[File:FLOD exit inserting records read from alt data sets.gif]]

	==Storage requirements==		==Storage requirements==
	<p>To ensure that FLOD Exit has enough working storage space, SPCORE requires:</p>		<p>To ensure that FLOD Exit has enough working storage space, SPCORE requires:</p>

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Passing records from TAPEI

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	<p>The path taken by the data using this method is shown in [[#Passing records from TAPEI\|Passing records from TAPEI]].</p>		<p>The path taken by the data using this method is shown in [[#Passing records from TAPEI\|Passing records from TAPEI]].</p>
	<b>Passing TAPEI Records To FLOD Exit</b>		<b>Passing TAPEI Records To FLOD Exit</b>
	[[File:~~_FLOD_Exits_2~~.gif]]
			[[File:Passing TAPEI records to FLOD exit.gif]]

	===Inserting records read from alternate data sets===		===Inserting records read from alternate data sets===
	<p>Use this FLOD Exit feature when you want to read records from multiple data sets. The FLOD Exit is responsible for defining and accessing all alternate data sets.</p>		<p>Use this FLOD Exit feature when you want to read records from multiple data sets. The FLOD Exit is responsible for defining and accessing all alternate data sets.</p>