DSQCOMMB provides DSQCOMM mapping for COBOL and is shipped with the product. Table 17 shows the values for DSQCOMMB.
| Structure Name | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| DSQ-RETURN-CODE | PIC 9(8) | Indicates the status of a QMF command after it has run.
Its values are:
|
| DSQ-INSTANCE-ID | PIC 9(8) | Identifier established by QMF during execution of the START command |
| DSQ-COMM-LEVEL | PIC X(12) | Identifies the level of the DSQCOMM. You should set this to the value of DSQ_CURRENT_COMM_LEVEL before issuing the QMF START command. |
| DSQ-PRODUCT | PIC X(2) | Identifies the IBM query product in use. |
| DSQ-PRODUCT-RELEASE | PIC X(2) | Identifies the release level of the query product in use. |
| DSQ-RESERVE1 | PIC X(28) | Reserved for future use |
| DSQ-MESSAGE-ID | PIC X(8) | Completion message ID |
| DSQ-Q-MESSAGE-ID | PIC X(8) | Query message ID |
| DSQ-START-PARM-ERROR | PIC X(8) | Parameter in error when START failed due to a parameter error |
| DSQ-CANCEL-IND | PIC X(1) | Contains one of two values, depending if the user canceled
while a QMF command was running:
|
| DSQ-RESERVE2 | PIC X(23) | Reserved for future use |
| DSQ-RESERVE3 | PIC X(156) | Reserved for future use |
| DSQ-MESSAGE-TEXT | PIC X(128) | Completion message text |
| DSQ-Q-MESSAGE-TEXT | PIC X(128) | Query message text |