This section contains the following topics:
ADSO-APPLICATION-GLOBAL-RECORD
CA ADS provides the three system records, listed in the table below. This appendix describes ADSO-APPLICATION-GLOBAL-RECORD and ADSO-APPLICATION-MENU-RECORD.
CA ADS System Records
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System record |
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ADSO-APPLICATION-GLOBAL-RECORD |
Passes information between dialogs in an application |
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ADSO-APPLICATION-MENU-RECORD |
Holds information for the runtime system to use in building menus. |
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ADSO-STAT-DEF-REC |
Associates level-88 condition names with status codes during dialog compilation |
ADSO-APPLICATION-GLOBAL-RECORD and ADSO- APPLICATION-MENU-RECORD have fully addressable fields. At runtime, information supplied during application definition is moved to the applicable fields in the system records.
When the fields of a system record are referenced by a dialog, the record must be associated with the dialog as a work or map record. In applications not defined using the application compiler, system records are treated like any other work or map records.
The CA ADS system records ADSO-APPLICATION-GLOBAL-RECORD and ADSO-APPLICATION-MENU-RECORD are discussed separately below.
ADSO-APPLICATION-GLOBAL-RECORD is automatically associated with an application as a global record, unless the record is explicitly deselected on the Global Records screen while defining the application with the application compiler (ADSA). If ADSO-APPLICATION-GLOBAL-RECORD is deselected, on the Global Records screen, the runtime system does not supply runtime information to the application's dialogs, and dialogs cannot modify runtime flow of control by changing AGR-CURRENT-RESPONSE.
The CA ADS runtime system uses ADSO-APPLICATION- GLOBAL-RECORD in the following ways:
Field Descriptions
Contains the name of the current application, as specified on the Main Menu during application definition.
This field is updated once at the beginning of the application.
Contains the name of the current function.
This field is updated at the beginning of each function.
Contains the name of the next function to be executed. The next function is the function initiated by the response contained in the AGR-CURRENT-RESPONSE field.
This field is updated on mapin from the terminal.
If a process command modifies AGR-CURRENT-RESPONSE to change the flow of control, AGR-NEXT-FUNCTION does not have to be changed. On an EXECUTE NEXT FUNCTION command, the runtime system transfers control to the function associated with the response.
Contains the name of the next response to be executed, as specified by the user.
This field is updated on each mapin from the terminal.
The runtime system executes the response in AGR-CURRENT- RESPONSE when it encounters an EXECUTE NEXT FUNCTION command. The value in AGR-CURRENT-RESPONSE can be overwritten by the premap or response process of a dialog function.
Note that if AGR-CURRENT-RESPONSE is modified by a process command, the runtime system does not perform security checking.
Contains the name of the default response (if any) for the current function, as specified on any Function Definition screen with ADSA during application definition.
This field is updated at the beginning of each function. If the function has no default response, AGR-DEFAULT-RESPONSE contains blanks.
Contains the task code entered by the user to initiate the application.
This field is updated once at the beginning of the application.
Contains the name of the user exit dialog (if any) associated with the current function, as specified on the Function Definition screen during application definition.
This field is updated at the beginning of each function, and is blank if the function has no user exit dialog.
Contains the default print destination for the application, as specified on the Main Menu during application definition.
AGR-PRINT-DESTINATION can be specified in a WRITE PRINTER command to specify a print destination.
This field is updated once at the beginning of the application and is blank if the application has no default print destination.
Contains the current date in the format specified by the application developer on the Main Menu during application definition.
This field is updated at the beginning of each premap and response process, and each menu and menu/dialog function.
Contains the user id passed to ADSO-APPLICATION-GLOBAL- RECORD from the AMR-USER-ID field of ADSO- APPLICATION-MENU-RECORD.
This field is updated after a successful user signon to the application and is blank if signon is unsuccessful or is not performed.
Contains the security class associated with the user id, as returned by CA IDMS/DC or DC/UCF following successful execution of a system SIGNON function. AGR-SECURITY-CODE is treated as a 256-bit field, with each bit representing a security class, from 0 to 255. A bit is set to 1 if the user is authorized at that security class, and is set to 0 if the user is not.
Contains the installation-defined security code associated with the user id, as returned by CA IDMS/DC or DC/UCF following successful execution of a system SIGNON function.
A group field that consists of the following elements:
Contains data passed to ADSO-APPLICATION-GLOBAL-RECORD from the AMR-PASSING field of ADSO-APPLICATION-MENU- RECORD on mapin from the terminal.
Note that if the user does not enter data in AMR- PASSING, AGR-PASSED-ONE is not updated.
A 32-byte field that the application developer can use as applicable.
A 32-byte field that the application developer can use as applicable.
A 32-byte field that the application developer can use as applicable.
The runtime system never updates fields AGR-PASSED-TWO, AGR-PASSED-THREE, and AGR-PASSED-FOUR.
Contains the version number of the current application, as specified by the application developer on the Main Menu during application definition.
This field is updated once at the beginning of the application.
Contains the security class associated with the current application, as specified during application definition.
This field is updated once at the beginning of the application.
Contains the security class associated with the response contained in the AGR-CURRENT-RESPONSE field, as specified on the Response Definition screen during application definition.
This field is updated on mapin from the terminal.
Note that if AGR-CURRENT-RESPONSE is modified by a process command, the runtime system does not perform security checking.
Contains the default print class for the application, as specified on the General Options screen during application definition.
AGR-PRINT-CLASS can be specified in a WRITE PRINTER command to specify a print class.
This field is updated once at the beginning of the application and is blank if the application has no default print class.
Contains the value passed to ADSO-APPLICATION-GLOBAL- RECORD from the AMR-MODE field of ADSO-APPLICATION- MENU-RECORD. The following level-88 condition names are defined for AGR-MODE:
AGR-MODE contains the value STEP.
AGR-MODE contains the value FAST.
This field is updated at the beginning of the application with the default mode specified on the Main Menu during application definition.
Contains a value indicating the date format specified by the application developer on the Main Menu during application definition. The following level-88 condition names are defined for AGR-DATE-FORMAT:
AGR-DATE-FORMAT contains the value C.
AGR-DATE-FORMAT contains the value E.
AGR-DATE-FORMAT contains the value G.
AGR-DATE-FORMAT contains the value J.
This field is updated once at the beginning of the application.
Contains the AID byte that represents the control key pressed by the user.
A level-88 condition name is defined for each possible value.
Contains a value indicating the type of function named in the AGR-CURRENT-FUNCTION field. The following level-88 condition names are defined for AGR-CURRENT-FUNC-TYPE:
AGR-CURRENT-FUNC-TYPE contains the value D.
AGR-CURRENT-FUNC-TYPE contains the value M.
AGR-CURRENT-FUNC-TYPE contains the value S.
This field is updated at the beginning of each function.
Contains a value indicating the type of the function named in the AGR-NEXT-FUNCTION field. The following level-88 condition names are defined for AGR-NEXT-FUNC-TYPE:
AGR-NEXT-FUNC-TYPE contains the value D.
AGR-NEXT-FUNC-TYPE contains the value G.
AGR-NEXT-FUNC-TYPE contains the value M.
AGR-NEXT-FUNC-TYPE contains the value N.
AGR-NEXT-FUNC-TYPE contains the value S.
AGR-NEXT-FUNC-TYPE contains the value P.
AGR-NEXT-FUNC-TYPE contains the value F, B, O, U, R, T, or Q.
AGR-NEXT-FUNC-TYPE contains the value F.
AGR-NEXT-FUNC-TYPE contains the value B.
AGR-NEXT-FUNC-TYPE contains the value O.
AGR-NEXT-FUNC-TYPE contains the value U.
AGR-NEXT-FUNC-TYPE contains the value R.
AGR-NEXT-FUNC-TYPE contains the value T.
AGR-NEXT-FUNC-TYPE contains the value Q.
This field is updated on mapin from the terminal.
Contains a value indicating the control command associated with the response named in the AGR-CURRENT-RESPONSE field, as specified on the Response Definition screen during application definition. The following level-88 condition names are defined for AGR-CTRL-COMMAND:
AGR-CTRL-COMMAND contains the value T.
AGR-CTRL-COMMAND contains the value I.
AGR-CTRL-COMMAND contains the value L.
AGR-CTRL-COMMAND contains the value R.
This field is updated on mapin from the terminal. If a process command modifies AGR-CURRENT-RESPONSE to change the flow of control, AGR-CTRL-COMMAND does not have to be changed. On an EXECUTE NEXT FUNCTION command, the runtime system uses the control command associated with the response.
Contains a value indicating whether a system SIGNON function was performed for the current application. The following level-88 condition names are defined for AGR-SIGNON-SWITCH:
AGR-SIGNON-SWITCH contains the value N.
AGR-SIGNON-SWITCH contains the value Y.
Contains the name of the dialog or user program (if any) associated with the function named in the AGR-CURRENT-FUNCTION field.
This field is updated at the beginning of a dialog, menu/dialog, or user program function, and is blank if the function is not associated with a dialog or user program.
Contains the description of the function named in the AGR- CURRENT-FUNCTION field, as specified on the Function Definition screen during application definition.
This field is updated at the beginning of each function and is blank if the function does not contain a description.
AGR-MESSAGE is a 240-byte field that the application developer can use, as necessary. The runtime system never updates this field. (This field can be used for pass data.)
Contains a value indicating the signon requirements for the current application, as specified during application definition. The following level-88 condition names are defined for AGR-SIGNON-REQMTS:
AGR-SIGNON-REQMTS contains the value R.
AGR-SIGNON-REQMTS contains the value O.
AGR-SIGNON-REQMTS contains the value N.
This field is updated once at the beginning of the application.
Contains a response name entered by the user in a field that maps to AGR-MAP-RESPONSE. AGR-MAP-RESPONSE performs the same function as a $RESPONSE map field. The application developer can initialize the AGR-MAP-RESPONSE field with a default response name.
If both AGR-MAP-RESPONSE and $RESPONSE are defined for a map, a value in the AGR-MAP-RESPONSE field has precedence over a value entered in the $RESPONSE field. Once the AGR-MAP- RESPONSE field is initialized with a value, that value remains in the AGR-MAP-RESPONSE field until it is reinitialized with a new value either by process code or by the user.
Note: The $RESPONSE map field can also be initialized by process code, through the $RESPONSE system-supplied data field. For more information about the $RESPONSE system-supplied data field, see the CA IDMS Mapping Facility Guide.
Usage
The following example illustrates the role of ADSO-APPLICATION- GLOBAL-RECORD during runtime execution of an application.
During execution of a nonmenu dialog function, the user selects a response that initiates either the FORWARD or BACKWARD system function. The following values are established in ADSO-APPLICATION-GLOBAL-RECORD:
All other fields in the record remain unchanged.
The dialog can now access these fields to do its own paging, provided that ADSO-APPLICATION-GLOBAL-RECORD is defined to the dialog as a work record. (Automatic paging by the runtime system is performed only for menu functions.)
Note: For more information about the use of ADSO-APPLICATION-GLOBAL-RECORD, see the CA ADS Application Design Guide.
One copy of the record is automatically associated with all applications during application definition.
ADSO-APPLICATION-GLOBAL-RECORD is defined in the data dictionary as follows:
01 ADSO-APPLICATION-GLOBAL-RECORD.
03 AGR-APPLICATION-NAME PICTURE IS X(8) USAGE IS DISPLAY.
03 AGR-CURRENT-FUNCTION PICTURE IS X(8) USAGE IS DISPLAY.
03 AGR-NEXT-FUNCTION PICTURE IS X(8) USAGE IS DISPLAY.
03 AGR-CURRENT-RESPONSE PICTURE IS X(8) USAGE IS DISPLAY.
03 AGR-DEFAULT-RESPONSE PICTURE IS X(8) USAGE IS DISPLAY.
03 AGR-TASK-CODE PICTURE IS X(8) USAGE IS DISPLAY.
03 AGR-EXIT-DIALOG PICTURE IS X(8) USAGE IS DISPLAY.
03 AGR-PRINT-DESTINATION PICTURE IS X(8) USAGE IS DISPLAY.
03 AGR-DATE PICTURE IS X(8) USAGE IS DISPLAY.
03 AGR-USER-ID PICTURE IS X(32) USAGE IS DISPLAY.
03 AGR-SECURITY-CODE PICTURE IS X(32) USAGE IS DISPLAY.
03 AGR-INSTALLATION-CODE PICTURE IS X(32) USAGE IS DISPLAY.
03 AGR-PASSED-DATA USAGE IS DISPLAY.
05 AGR-PASSED-ONE PICTURE IS X(32) USAGE IS DISPLAY.
05 AGR-PASSED-TWO PICTURE IS X(32) USAGE IS DISPLAY.
05 AGR-PASSED-THREE PICTURE IS X(32) USAGE IS DISPLAY.
05 AGR-PASSED-FOUR PICTURE IS X(32) USAGE IS DISPLAY.
03 AGR-APPLICATION-VERSION PICTURE IS S9(4) USAGE IS COMP.
03 AGR-APPL-SECURITY-CLASS PICTURE IS S999 USAGE IS COMP.
03 AGR-RESP-SECURITY-CLASS PICTURE IS S999 USAGE IS COMP.
03 AGR-PRINT-CLASS PICTURE IS S999 USAGE IS COMP.
03 AGR-MODE PICTURE IS X(4) USAGE IS DISPLAY.
88 AGR-STEP-MODE USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'STEP'.
88 AGR-FAST-MODE USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'FAST'.
03 AGR-DATE-FORMAT PICTURE IS X USAGE IS DISPLAY.
88 AGR-MMDDYY USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'C'.
88 AGR-DDMMYY USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'E'.
88 AGR-YYMMDD USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'G'.
88 AGR-YYDDD USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'J'.
03 AGR-AID-BYTE PICTURE IS X USAGE IS DISPLAY.
88 AGR-ENTER USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS QUOTE.
88 AGR-PF1 USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS '1'.
88 AGR-PF2 USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS '2'.
88 AGR-PF3 USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS '3'.
88 AGR-PF4 USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS '4'.
88 AGR-PF5 USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS '5'.
88 AGR-PF6 USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS '6'.
88 AGR-PF7 USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS '7'.
88 AGR-PF8 USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS '8'.
88 AGR-PF9 USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS '9'.
88 AGR-PF10 USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS ':'.
88 AGR-PF11 USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS '#'.
88 AGR-PF12 USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS '@'.
88 AGR-PF13 USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'A'.
88 AGR-PF14 USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'B'.
88 AGR-PF15 USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'C'.
88 AGR-PF16 USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'D'.
88 AGR-PF17 USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'E'.
88 AGR-PF18 USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'F'.
88 AGR-PF19 USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'G'.
88 AGR-PF20 USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'H'.
88 AGR-PF21 USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'I'.
88 AGR-PF22 USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS '¢.'.
88 AGR-PF23 USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS '.'.
88 AGR-PF24 USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS '<'.
88 AGR-PA1 USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS '%'.
88 AGR-PA2 USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS '>'.
88 AGR-PA3 USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS ','.
88 AGR-CLEAR USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS '_'.
88 AGR-LPEN USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS '='.
88 AGR-EOF USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'N'.
88 AGR-IOERR USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'O'.
88 AGR-SERR USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'P'.
88 AGR-IERR USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'R'.
88 AGR-OERR USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'S'.
03 AGR-CURRENT-FUNC-TYPE PICTURE IS X USAGE IS DISPLAY.
88 AGR-FUNCTION-DIALOG USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME
VALUE IS 'D'.
88 AGR-FUNCTION-MENU USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME
VALUE IS 'M'.
88 AGR-FUNCTION-SIGNON USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME
VALUE IS 'S'.
03 AGR-NEXT-FUNC-TYPE PICTURE IS X USAGE IS DISPLAY.
88 AGR-NEXT-DIALOG USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'D'.
88 AGR-NEXT-MENU USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'G'.
88 AGR-NEXT-MENU-DIALOG USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME
VALUE IS 'M'.
88 AGR-NEXT-SIGNON USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'N'.
88 AGR-NEXT-SIGNON-DIALOG USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME
VALUE IS 'S'.
88 AGR-NEXT-PROGRAM USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'P'.
88 AGR-NEXT-SYSTEM-FUNC USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME
VALUE IS 'F'
VALUE IS 'B'
VALUE IS 'O'
VALUE IS 'U'
VALUE IS 'R'
VALUE IS 'T'
VALUE IS 'Q'.
88 AGR-NEXT-FORWARD USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'F'.
88 AGR-NEXT-BACKWARD USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'B'.
88 AGR-NEXT-POP USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'O'.
88 AGR-NEXT-POPTOP USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'U'.
88 AGR-NEXT-RETURN USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'R'.
88 AGR-NEXT-TOP USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'T'.
88 AGR-NEXT-QUIT USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'Q'.
03 AGR-CTRL-COMMAND PICTURE IS X USAGE IS DISPLAY.
88 AGR-TRANSFER USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'T'.
88 AGR-INVOKE USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'I'.
88 AGR-LINK USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'L'.
88 AGR-RETURN USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'R'.
03 AGR-SIGNON-SWITCH PICTURE IS X USAGE IS DISPLAY
VALUE IS 'N'.
88 AGR-SIGNON-NOT-DONE USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME
VALUE IS 'N'.
88 AGR-SIGNON-OK USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME VALUE IS 'Y'.
03 AGR-DIALOG-NAME PICTURE IS X(8) USAGE IS DISPLAY.
03 AGR-FUNC-DESCRIPTION PICTURE IS X(28) USAGE IS DISPLAY.
03 AGR-MESSAGE PICTURE IS X(240) USAGE IS DISPLAY.
03 AGR-SIGNON-REQMTS PICTURE IS X USAGE IS DISPLAY.
88 AGR-SIGNON-REQUIRED USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME
VALUE IS 'R'.
88 AGR-SIGNON-OPTIONAL USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME
VALUE IS 'O'.
88 AGR-SIGNON-NOT-ALLOWED USAGE IS CONDITION-NAME
VALUE IS 'N'.
03 AGR-MAP-RESPONSE PICTURE IS X(8) USAGE IS DISPLAY.
03 FILLER PICTURE IS X(54) USAGE IS DISPLAY.
The CA ADS runtime system builds menus by storing information in ADSO-APPLICATION-MENU-RECORD. This record is associated with maps used by menu and menu/dialog functions.
The menu map can be system-defined or user-defined. If a menu map is user-defined, ADSO-APPLICATION-MENU-RECORD must be explicitly associated with the map when it is defined.
Usage
In a menu/dialog function, ADSO-APPLICATION-MENU-RECORD is initialized at the beginning of the dialog, and its fields are primed by the runtime system when the map is displayed.
Thus, for example, at the beginning of a menu/dialog, AMR-PASSING does not contain any value passed by the previous menu function (AGR-PASSED-ONE of ADSO-APPLICATION-GLOBAL- RECORD does); and any value moved to a field in ADSO- APPLICATION-MENU-RECORD will be overwritten when the menu map is displayed.
Field Descriptions
Maps to the PAGE field.
AMR-PAGE contains the number of the currently displayed page of the menu screen.
Maps to the OF field.
AMR-TOTAL-PAGES contains the total number of pages for the current menu.
Maps to the NEXT PAGE field.
AMR-NEXT-PAGE contains the number of the next page to be displayed, as entered by the user.
(or AMR-HDG) Maps to the heading text area.
AMR-HEADING or AMR-HDG contains the heading text specified by the application developer on the Function Definition (Menu) screen during application definition.
Maps to the DATE field.
AMR-DATE contains the current date in the format specified by the application developer on the General Options screen during application definition.
Maps to the DIALOG field.
If the current menu is associated with a dialog, AMR-DIALOG contains the name of the menu/dialog, as specified on the Response/Function List screen during application definition.
Maps to the RESPONSE field.
AMR-RESPONSE-FIELD contains the name of the next response to be executed, as entered by the user.
AMR-RESPONSE-FIELD is initialized with the default response for the current function (if any), as specified on the Function Definition screen during application definition. If the user does not specify a response, the default response remains in AMR-RESPONSE-FIELD.
Maps to the MODE field.
MODE contains the execution mode for the function, as specified on the Main Menu during application definition. At runtime, the user can change the specification in the MODE field on a menu map, thereby modifying the value in AMR-MODE. The value in AMR-MODE is passed to the AGR-MODE field of ADSO- APPLICATION-GLOBAL-RECORD each time the menu is mapped in.
Maps to the SEND DATA field.
AMR-PASSING contains data to be passed to the next function, as entered by the user. CA ADS transfers the contents of AMR-PASSING to the AGR-PASSED-ONE field of ADSO- APPLICATION-GLOBAL-RECORD. The runtime system reinitializes the AMR-PASSING field each time the menu is mapped out.
Maps to the ENTER USER ID field of a signon menu.
AMR-USER-ID contains the user id entered by the user.
CA ADS transfers the contents of AMR-USER-ID to the AGR- USER-ID field of ADSO-APPLICATION-GLOBAL-RECORD. If a system SIGNON function is initiated, the runtime system passes the value in AMR-USER-ID to CA IDMS/DC or DC/UCF (DC/UCF) for security verification.
Maps to the PASSWORD field of a signon menu.
AMR-PASSWORD contains the password entered by the user.
If a system SIGNON function is initiated, the runtime system passes the value in AMR-PASSWORD to DC/UCF for security verification. After passing the value, CA ADS overwrites the AMR-PASSWORD field with blanks.
Maps to the response listing area.
AMR-SELECT-SECTION is a group field that occurs 50 times.
Each valid response associated with the current function is moved to an occurrence of AMR-SELECT-SECTION. The occurrences are mapped out to the menu screen one page at a time.
Each occurrence of AMR-SELECT-SECTION consists of the following elements:
Contains the character entered by the user in the one-byte field provided to select the response.
Contains the name of the response, as specified on the Response/Function List screen during application definition.
Contains the AID byte representing the control key that initiates the response, as specified on the Response/Function List screen during application definition.
AMR-KEY is translated by a code table to a five-byte map field in order to display the associated control key.
Contains the description of the response, as specified on the Response Definition screen during application definition.
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