Example of CAZDPAGN Macros

The following illustrates the structure of an assembly source member which defines a DPA table:

1 	CAZUSR01   CAZDPAGN   	PROLOG
2 	CUSTOMER   CAZDPAGN   	GROUP,DESCRP='Customer Programs'
3 	CUSTOMER   CAZDPAGN   	SUBGROUP,GRP=CUSTOMER,DESCRP='Customer Programs'
4             CAZDPAGN 	NAME=SAMP*,DESCRP='CICS Samples',SUBGRP=CUSTOMER
              CAZDPAGN 	NAME=(APPL1*,APPL4*),                                     X
                 DESCRP='Batch Applications',SUBGRP=CUSTOMER,TYPE=USER
5             CAZDPAGN NAME=CICSDB2,SUBGRP=CUSTOMER,                              X
                 DESCRP='DB2 Test Program',TYPE=USER
              CAZDPAGN NAME=MQSAMP1,SUBGRP=CUSTOMER,                              X
                 DESCRP='MQ Test Program',TYPE=USER
6             CAZDPAGN NAME=TDB2,SUBGRP=CUSTOMER,                                 X
                 DESCRP='DB2 Test Trans',TYPE=CICSTXN
              CAZDPAGN NAME=MQS1,SUBGRP=CUSTOMER,                                 X
                 DESCRP='MQ Test Trans',TYPE=CICSTXN
7             CAZDPAGN END
8             END CAZUSR01

Note:

This generates prologue code.
These statements define Program Groups.
These statements define the Sub Groups within the Program Group entries.
This is an example of a wildcard name. Any program name beginning with SAMP will be described as "CICS® samples." In the event that a more exact name match is found, the description associated with that match will prevail.
This is an example of an exact name match entry.
This is an example of a CICS transaction definition.
This marks the end of the table of program entries.
This marks the end of the assembly file.