After the inputs are specified, a list of the reports they specify is built that contains the name of the query and optional form for each. The next goal is to ensure that each object referenced exists (in exported format) in a data set and member. Objects that have not been exported (that is, they exist only in QMF) are automatically exported. Also, the existence in the specified data sets of all objects that have already been exported is verified at this time.
This step in the input specification phase is controlled from the Confirm Query/Form Locations panel. This panel lists the name and location of the query and form for each report for which you are generating a program. This panel displays only if the Confirm Query/Form Locations? flag on the Set Default Parameters panel is set to Y. If it is set to N, this panel is suppressed, and default values are used for all fields.
When this panel is first displayed, the Exp, DSN, and Mem fields are filled in with values from the Set Default Parameters panel. However, if the input to the generation process was a procedure that contained IMPORT commands for any of the listed objects, the data sets and members referenced in those commands are used for the corresponding objects on this panel. You can change any of the fields for any of the objects listed by typing over the value.
DB2P / DB2PLOCATION -- Confirm Query/Form Locations ------------------ 8.1.0 Command ===> Scroll ===> PAGE Set Expor / Data set / Member fields for each report's query and form. Press ENTER to proceed to the Report List panel. Type CAN or CANCEL or press PF3 to cancel generation process at this time, ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Report Query: Export.. ===> (Y=Yes, N=No) Data set ===> Member.. ===> Form: Export.. ===> (Y=Yes, N=No) Data set ===> Member.. ===> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ****************************** Bottom of data ****************************** |
If you press Enter, all input fields will be validated. If any errors are detected during input validation, the panel will be redisplayed with an error message. Otherwise, the program generation process will proceed with these location settings.
If you press PF3, the program generation process will stop and you will return to the Generate Programs panel.
If you press PF7 or PF8, the panel will scroll backward or forward.
The following fields are listed for each input query and form. If there is no form specified for a particular report, then the input fields for that form are initially blank and are ignored.