F Administration Utility Samples

Use the following sample input statements and report output for the Procedural Gateway Administration Utility to guide you in designing your own PGAU statements.

This appendix contains these sample PGAU statements:

"Sample PGAU DEFINE DATA Statements"
"Sample PGAU DEFINE CALL Statements"
"Sample PGAU DEFINE TRANSACTION Statement"
"Sample PGAU GENERATE Statement"
"Sample Implicit Versioning Definitions"
"Sample PGAU REDEFINE DATA Statements"
"Sample PGAU UNDEFINE Statements"

F.1 Sample PGAU DEFINE DATA Statements

DEFINE DATA EMPNO
       PLSDNAME (EMPNO)
       USAGE (PASS)
       LANGUAGE (IBMVSCOBOLII)
       (
       01 EMP-NO PIC X(6).
       ); 

DEFINE DATA EMPREC
       PLSDNAME (DCLEMP)
       USAGE (PASS)
       LANGUAGE (IBMVSCOBOLII)
       INFILE("emp.cob");

where the file emp.cob contains the following:

01 DCLEMP.
   10 EMPNO              PIC X(6).
   10 FIRSTNME.  
     49 FIRSTNME-LEN     PIC S9(4) USAGE COMP.
     49 FIRSTNME-TEXT    PIC X(12).
   10 MIDINIT            PIC X(1).
   10 LASTNAME.
     49 LASTNAME-LEN     PIC S9(4) USAGE COMP.
     49 LASTNAME-TEXT    PIC X(15).
   10 WORKDEPT           PIC X(3).
   10 PHONENO            PIC X(4).
   10 HIREDATE           PIC X(10).
   10 JOB                PIC X(8).
   10 EDLEVEL            PIC S9(4) USAGE COMP.
   10 SEX                PIC X(1)
   10 BIRTHDATE          PIC X(10).
   10 SALARY             PIC S9999999V99 USAGE COMP-3.
   10 BONUS              PIC S9999999V99 USAGE COMP-3.
   10 COMM               PIC S9999999V99 USAGE COMP-3.

DEFINE DATA DB2INFO
       PLSDNAME (DB2)
       USAGE (PASS)
       LANGUAGE (IBMVSCOBOLII)
       INFILE("db2.cob");

where the file db2.cob contains the following:

01  DB2.
    05 SQLCODE          PIC S9(9) COMP-4.
    05 SQLERRM.
      49 SQLERRML       PIC S9(4) COMP-4.
      49 SQLERRT        PIC X(70).
    05 DSNERRM.
      49 DSNERRML       PIC S9(4) COMP-4.
      49 DSNERRMT       PIC X(240) OCCURS 8 TIMES
                                       INDEXED BY ERROR-INDEX

F.2 Sample PGAU DEFINE CALL Statements

DEFINE CALL DB2IMAIN
       PKGCALL (PGADB2I_MAIN)
       PARMS ( (EMPNO      IN ),
               (EMPREC     OUT)  );
DEFINE CALL DB2IDIAG
       PKGCALL (PGADB2I_DIAG)
       PARMS ( (DB2INFO    OUT)  );

F.3 Sample PGAU DEFINE TRANSACTION Statement

DEFINE TRANSACTION DB2I
   CALL (   DB2IMAIN,
            DB2IDIAG   )
   SIDEPROFILE(CICSPROD)
   TPNAME(DB2I)
   LOGMODE(ORAPLU62)
   SYNCLEVEL(0)
   NLS_LANGUAGE("AMERICAN_AMERICA.WE8EBCDIC37C");

F.4 Sample PGAU GENERATE Statement

GENERATE DB2I
   PKGNAME(PGADB2I)
   OUTFILE("pgadb2i");

A user's high-level application now uses this TIP by referencing these PL/SQL datatypes passed and returned.

Table F-1 provides a description of the TIP user transaction datatypes in package name PGADB2I:

Table F-1 TIP User Transaction Datatypes Used in Package Name PGADB2I

Datatype	Description
`PGADB2I.EMPNO`	is a PL/SQL variable corresponding to COBOL `EMPNO`.
`PGADB2I.DCLEMP`	Which is a PL/SQL `RECORD` corresponding to COBOL `DCLEMP`.
`PGADB2I.DB2`	Which is a PL/SQL `RECORD` corresponding to COBOL `DB2INFO`.

and the application calls:

PGADB2I.PGADB2I_INIT(trannum);
PGADB2I.PGADB2I_MAIN( trannum, empno, emprec );
PGADB2I.PGADB2I_DIAG( trannum, db2 );
PGADB2I.PGADB2I_TERM(trannum, termtype);

F.5 Sa mple Implicit Versioning Definitions

The examples are sample definitions of DATA, CALL, and TRANSACTION entries with implicit versioning.

This example creates a new DATA version of 'EMPREC' because 'EMPREC' DATA was defined previously:

DEFINE DATA EMPREC
       PLSDNAME (NEWEMP)
       USAGE (PASS)
       LANGUAGE (IBMVSCOBOLII)
       INFILE("emp2.cob");

where the file emp2.cob contains the following:

01 NEWEMP.
    10 EMPNO                   PIC X(6).
    10 FIRSTNME.
      49 FIRSTNME-LEN          PIC S9(4) USAGE COMP.
      49 FIRSTNME-TEXT         PIC X(12).
    10 MIDINIT                 PIC X(1).
    10 LASTNAME.
      49 LASTNAME-LEN          PIC S9(4) USAGE COMP.
      49 LASTNAME-TEXT         PIC X(15).
    10 WORKDEPT                PIC X(3).
    10 PHONENO                 PIC X(3).
    10 HIREDATE                PIC X(10).
    10 JOB                     PIC X(8).
    10 EDLEVEL                 PIC S9(4) USAGE COMP.
    10 SEX                     PIC X(1).
    10 BIRTHDATE               PIC X(10).
    10 SALARY                  PIC S9999999V99 USAGE COMP-3.
    10 BONUS                   PIC S9999999V99 USAGE COMP-3.
    10 COMM                    PIC S9999999V99 USAGE COMP-3.
    10 YTD.
      15 SAL                   PIC S9(9)V99 USAGE COMP-3.
      15 BON                   PIC S9(9)V99 USAGE COMP-3.
      15 COM                   PIC S9(9)V99 USAGE COMP-3.

To determine which DATA version number was assigned, this SQL query can be issued:

SELECT MAX(pd.version)
       FROM pga_data pd
       WHERE pd.dname = 'EMPREC';

To determine additional information related to the updated version of 'EMPREC' this query can be used:

SELECT *
       FROM pga_data pd
       WHERE pd.dname = 'EMPREC';

This example creates a new CALL version of 'DB2IMAIN' because the 'DB2IMAIN' CALL was defined previously:

DEFINE CALL DB2IMAIN
       PKGCALL (PGADB2I_MAIN)
       PARMS ( (EMPNO      IN                   ),
               (EMPREC     OUT   VERSION(ddddd) )  );

where ddddd is the version number of the EMPREC DATA definition queried after the previous DEFINE DATA updated EMPREC.

To determine which call version number was assigned, this SQL query can be issued:

SELECT MAX(pc.version)
       FROM pga_call pc
       WHERE pc.cname = 'DB2IMAIN';

To determine additional information related to the updated version of 'DB2IMAIN' this query can be used:

SELECT *
        FROM pga_call pc
        WHERE pc.cname = 'DB2IMAIN';

The DEFINE TRANSACTION example creates a new TRANSACTION version of 'DB2I' because the 'DB2I' TRANSACTION was defined previously. The essential difference of the new version of the DB2I transaction is that the first call uses a new PL/SQL record format "NEWEMP" (which corresponds to the COBOL NEWEMP format) to query the employee data.

Caution:

Record format changes like that discussed above must be synchronized with the requirements of the remote transaction program. Changes to the PGA TIP alone result in errors. A new remote transaction program with the corequisite changes could be running on a separate CICS system and started through the change from "CICSPROD" to "CICSTEST" in the SIDEPROFILE parameter below.

DEFINE TRANSACTION DB2I
       CALL (  DB2IMAIN   VERSION (ccccc),
               DB2IDIAG )
       SIDEPROFILE(CICSTEST)
       TPNAME(DB2I)
       LOGMODE(ORAPLU62)
       SYNCLEVEL(0)
       NLS_LANGUAGE("AMERICAN_AMERICA.WE8EBCDIC37C");

where ccccc is the version number of the DB2IMAIN CALL definition queried after the previous DEFINE CALL updated DB2IMAIN.

There are two versions of the DB2I transaction definition in the PGA DD. The original uses the old "DCLEMP" record format and starts transaction "DB2I" on the production CICS system. The latest uses the "NEWEMP" record format and starts transaction "DB2I" on the test CICS system.

To determine which transaction version number was assigned, this SQL query can be issued:

SELECT MAX(pt.version)
  FROM pga_trans pt
  WHERE pt.tname = 'DB2I';

To determine additional information related to the updated version of 'DB2I' this query can be used:

SELECT *
  FROM pga_trans pt
  WHERE pt.tname = 'DB2I';

This example generates a new package using the previously defined new versions of the TRANSACTION, CALL, and DATA definitions:

GENERATE DB2I
VERSION(ttttt)
PKGNAME(NEWDB2I)
OUTFILE("pgadb2i");

where ttttt is the version number of the DB2I TRANSACTION definition queried after the previous DEFINE TRANSACTION updated DB2I.

Note that the previous PL/SQL package files pgadb2i.pkh and pgadb2i.pkb are overwritten. To keep the new package separate, change the output file specification. For example:

GENERATE DB2I
VERSION(ttttt)
PKGNAME(NEWDB2I)
OUTFILE("newdb2i");

A user's high-level application now uses this TIP by referencing the PL/SQL datatypes passed and returned.

Table F-2 provides a description of the TIP user transaction datatypes in package name NEWDB2I:

Table F-2 TIP User Transaction Datatypes for Package Name NEWDB2I

Datatype	Description
`NEWDB2I.EMPNO`	Is a PL/SQL variable corresponding to COBOL `EMPNO`.
`NEWDB2I.NEWEMP`	Is a PL/SQL `RECORD` corresponding to COBOL `NEWEMP`.
`NEWDB2I.DB2`	Is a PL/SQL `RECORD` corresponding to COBOL `DB2`.

and the application calls:

NEWDB2I.PGADB2I_INIT(trannum);
NEWDB2I.PGADB2I_MAIN( trannum, empno, newemp );
NEWDB2I.PGADB2I_DIAG( trannum, db2 );
NEWDB2I.PGADB2I_TERM(trannum, termtype);

F.6 Sample PGAU REDEFINE DATA Statements

Single-field redefinition in which EDLEVEL USAGE becomes COMP-3:

REDEFINE DATA EMPREC
         PLSDNAME(DCLEMP)
         LANGUAGE(IBMVSCOBOLII)
         FIELD(EDLEVEL)
         PLSFNAME(PLSRECTYPE)
       (
       10 EDLEVEL  PIC S9(4) USAGE IS COMP-3.
       );

By default, this redefines the latest version of EMPREC which implicitly affects the latest call and transaction definitions which refer to it.

Sample multi-field redefinition in which the employee's first and last name fields are expanded and the employee's middle initial is removed.

REDEFINE DATA EMPREC
         VERSION(1)
         PLSDNAME(DCLEMP)
         LANGUAGE(IBMVSCOBOLII)
         INFILE("emp1.cob");

where the file emp1.cob contains the following:

01 DCLEMP.
  10 EMPNO                     PIC X(6).
  10 FIRSTNME.
       49 FIRSTNME-LEN         PIC S9(4) USAGE COMP.
       49 FIRSTNME-TEXT        PIC X(15).
  10 LASTNAME.
       49 LASTNAME-LEN         PIC S9(4) USAGE COMP.
       49 LASTNAME-TEXT        PIC X(20).
  10 WORKDEPT                  PIC X(3).
  10 PHONENO                   PIC X(4).
  10 HIREDATE                  PIC X(10).
  10 JOB                       PIC X(8).
  10 EDLEVEL                   PIC S9(4) USAGE COMP.
  10 SEX                       PIC X(1).
  10 BIRTHDATE                 PIC X(10).
  10 SALARY                    PIC S9999999V99 USAGE COMP-3.
  10 BONUS                     PIC S9999999V99 USAGE COMP-3.
  10 COMM                      PIC S9999999V99 USAGE COMP-3.

The assumption is that version 1 of the data definition for 'EMPREC' is to be redefined. This causes a redefinition of the first 'EMPREC' sample data definition without changing the version number. Thus, existing call and transaction definitions which referenced version 1 of 'EMPREC' automatically reflect the changed 'EMPREC'. This change becomes effective when a TIP is next generated for a transaction that references the call which referenced version 1 of 'EMPREC'.

This implicitly affects both versions of the transaction because both refer to EMPREC in the second call to update the employee data.

F.7 Sample PGAU UNDEFINE Statements

These samples illustrate the deletion of a specific version of a definition which has multiple versions, followed by deletion of all versions of a specific named definition.

Deletion of DATA Definitions:

UNDEFINE DATA EMPREC VERSION (ddddd);
UNDEFINE DATA EMPREC VERSION (ALL);
UNDEFINE CALL DB2IMAIN VERSION (ccccc);
UNDEFINE CALL DB2IMAIN VERS (all);
UNDEFINE TRANSACTION DB2I vers (ttttt);
UNDEFINE TRANSACTION DB2I vers (all);

Note that the previous UNDEFINE statements leave the DATA definition for EMPNO and the CALL definition for DB2IDIAG in the PGA DD.