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View Element Information

To learn more about individual elements, you can view the element information associated with each element.

To view element information

  1. Access the CA Endevor Integration for the Natural Environment Main Menu.

    Note: For more information, see Start a User Session.

  2. Choose one of the following steps.
    1. Select the Foreground processing option and press Enter.

      The Foreground Processing Menu opens.

    2. Select the Batch processing option and press Enter.

      The Batch Processing Menu opens.

    3. Select the Package processing option and press Enter.

      Follow the steps outlined in the section Create and Modify a Package to advance to the Build Package SCL Menu.

    Note: All the display interfaces function the same in the foreground, batch, and package subsystems of CA Endevor Integration for the Natural Environment.

  3. Select a specific object type (Natural programming object, Error message text, DDM, or Predict object) and the display action type (D) and press Enter.

    The display interface (for the object type you selected) opens.

  4. Enter the information for the action and press Enter.

    The Display Selection screen opens.

  5. Select the elements you want to display by entering an appropriate code to the left of an element: 'B' for browse, 'S' for summary information, 'H' for history information, 'M' for master data information, 'C' for change information, or 'L' for listing information.

    Note: The listing information (option 'L') consists of CMPRINT output from Natural utilities executed within the most recent processor that was executed against an element. For example, following execution of a generate processor against a Natural program element, the element's listing information contains CMPRINT output from the step which loaded the Natural program into the appropriate FUSER/Library, and also contains CMPRINT output from the CATALL step which generated the executable Natural program object.