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Response Definition Screen

The Response Definition screen, shown below, enables you to define application responses.

Sample Screen

                              Response Definition

 Application name:   TEST1      Version:    1
 Response name:      QUIT                                Drop response (/) _
 Function invoked:   QUIT
 Description . . . . ____________________________

 Response type. . . . . . . 2   1. Global      2. Local

 Response execution . . . . 2   1. Immediate   2. Deferred

 Assigned key . . . . . . . PF01
 Control command. . . . . .  1   1. Transfer               2. Invoke
                                 3. Link                   4. Return
                                 5. Return continue        6. Return clear
                                 7. Return continue clear  8. Transfer nofinish
                                 9. Invoke nosave         10. Link nosave






 Enter  F1=Help  F3=Exit  F4=Prev  F5=Next

Batch Considerations

• Response execution specifies whether the invoked function is immediately executable or deferred. In the batch environment, all functions are, by default, immediately executable. Response execution allows you to override these defaults.

  You override the default by entering 1 (immediately executable) or 2 (deferred) in the data field that immediately follows Response execution.

  For a discussion of immediately executable and deferred functions, see "Application Structure" in CA ADS Batch Concepts.

• Control command displays the control command associated with the current application response.

  Note: For more information about control commands, see the CA ADS Reference Guide.

  You can select one of the following specifications by entering the appropriate number in the data field immediately following the prompt.