EMPLOYEE-CODE DB-REC-EMPLOYEE-CODE MAP-EMPLOYEE-CODE WORK-EMPLOYEE-CODE
EMPLOYEE-0600 EMPLOYEE-2500 EMPLOYEE-6359
SQL: Hyphens are not valid in SQL identifiers referenced in statement syntax. Therefore, SQL entities may not be named using hyphens but may be named using underscores. Hyphens are valid in host variables referenced in SQL statement syntax.
For more information, refer to CA IDMS SQL Programming Guide.
In CA ADS process source, as well as in COBOL, CA Culprit, and map source, the elements can be referenced by the element name plus the suffix, as follows:
EMPLOYEE-CODE-6359
CEMMILIS-MAP-RECORD
Elements in the map record utilize the prefix MAP- and the element name, as follows:
MAP-OFFICE-CODE
If the map needs more than one work record, a number is added to the word MAP, as follows:
CEMMILIS-MAP2-RECORD (the second map record) MAP2-OFFICE CODE (a record element from the second record)
CEMDULIS-WORK-RECORD
Elements in the dialog work record utilize the prefix WORK- and the element name, as follows:
WORK-OFFICE-CODE
If the dialog needs more than one work record, a number is added to the word WORK, as follows:
CEMDILIS-WORK2-RECORD (the second dialog work record) WORK2-OFFICE CODE (a record element from the second record)
EMPL-SKILL
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