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p kumaran
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As I'm totally new to IMS, kindly forgive if my question is so stupid & do clarify the below.
Normally the PCB declaration will be done as below.
PCB TYPE=DB, NAME=HOSPDBD, KEYLEN=26
SENSEG NAME=HOSPITAL, PARENT=0, PROCOPT=K
SENSEG NAME=WARD, PARENT=HOSPITAL, PROCOPT=K
SENSEG NAME=PATIENT, PARENT=WARD, PROCOPT=G
PSBGEN LANG=COBOL, PSBNAME=PATRETRV
END
And in the IMS-Cobol pgm we used to refer the PCB-mask as below.
LINKAGE SECTION
01 PCB-MASK
05 DBDNAME PIC X(8)
05 STATUS-CODE PIC X(2)
05 PROC-OPTIONS PIC X(4)
05 JCB-ADDRESS PIC X(4)
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PROCEDURE DIVISION
ENTRY 'DLITCBL' USING PCB-MASK
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CALL 'CBLTDLI' USING function code
PCB mask
I-O Area
SSA's
Now please let me know how & where the PCB will be related with the PCB-mask in a IMS program? Or in other words
where do we refer the PCBname HOSPDBD inside the pgm? |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| Or in other words where do we refer the PCBname HOSPDBD inside the pgm? |
You pass it from the JCL, check the JCL which executes this program. |
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Sandy Zimmer
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| In addition to what Anuj posted, you will see your database in your JCL if you are running DLI. If you are running BMP, you will not. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Thanks Sandy... .
P kumaran - Suggest you spend some time with this sticky of IMS DB/DC part of the Forum. |
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PeterHolland
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Sandy Zimmer
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| That is a great link Peter! |
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