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Process Modules Screen

The Process Modules screen, shown below, enables you to associate a process (premap, response, or declaration) with the dialog.

Sample Screen

                              Process Modules               Page    1 of     1

                         Dialog  NAME1     Version     1
  Name    ________________________________                  _  Type
  Version ____                                              _  Execute on errors
  Key     _____   Value  ________________________________   _  Drop

  Name    ________________________________                  _  Type
  Version ____                                              _  Execute on errors
  Key     _____   Value  ________________________________   _  Drop

  Name    ________________________________                  _  Type
  Version ____                                              _  Execute on errors
  Key     _____   Value  ________________________________   _  Drop

  Name    ________________________________                  _  Type
  Version ____                                              _  Execute on errors
  Key     _____   Value  ________________________________   _  Drop

* Type : 1=Declaration  2=Premap  3=Response  4=Default Response
DC498166 Neither a map nor premap are defined


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Note: For batch dialogs, if the Value for an input record is the concatenation of several fields, the response value you specify on the Process Modules screen must include any embedded blanks that would occur in a concatenation. For example, if a response value is the concatenation of two fields, with the first being six bytes long, you would type the following value to specify a response field value of ADD for the first field and E for the second field:

ADD   E

Batch Considerations

Key specifies the batch control event that initiates the response process at runtime. Valid batch control events are listed below:

• EOF──The most recent input file read operation resulted in an end-of-file condition.
• IOERR──The most recent input file read operation resulted in a physical input-error condition. Note that in CA ADS Batch, output errors cause the runtime system to terminate the application.

Note: For more information about the Process Modules screen, see the CA ADS Reference Guide.