The Diagnostic function allows the CA Dataquery Administrator to produce a CA Dataquery request table or a dump, set the optimization options or view the Optimization Messages Display panel (DQKV0).
The diagnostic information contained in the request table shows how the query was coded, which definition it was looking for in CA Datacom Datadictionary, and so on.
Diagnostics Request (DQKU0)
=> ------------------------------------------------------------------------DQKU0 DATAQUERY: DIAGNOSTICS REQUEST ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Place any character next to the desired diagnostic facility and enter any required information. Press Enter to perform the request. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- SELECT THE TYPE OF DIAGNOSTICS TO PERFORM: _ DISPLAY DATAQUERY REQUEST TABLE _ STORAGE DUMP (ENTER 1 or 2) 1. TRANSACTION DUMP 2. MODULE DUMP TURN DUMP ON AT TERMINAL ____ TURN DUMP OFF AT TERMINAL ____ _ SET PLAN OPTIMIZATION OPTIONS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- <PF1> HELP <PF2> RETURN
Panel Description
The following is a brief explanation of each field on the Diagnostics Request panel.
Enter any character to execute a CA Dataquery Request Table.
Enter 1 to execute a transaction dump.
Enter 2 to execute a module dump.
Enter the terminal ID of the terminal where the query or dialog is to be executing.
Enter the terminal ID of the terminal where the dump is to be turned off.
Enter any character to display the Plan Optimization Options panel for specifying messages and mode for the current session.
To exercise the message table you are required to have PPT (Processing Program Table) entries in a URT with a TABLE id=MSG and DBID=15.
PF Keys
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Objective |
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CLEAR |
Return to Main Menu. |
Return to the Main Menu. |
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<PF1> HELP |
Display HELP panel. |
CA Dataquery displays the HELP panel. |
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<PF2> RETURN |
Return to previous panel. |
Previous panel or Main Menu is displayed. |
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