ADSOTATU is an online utility that allows the application developer to add, modify, and delete entries in the task application table (TAT). For example, ADSOTATU can be used to update the TAT for a dictionary when an application is migrated to that dictionary.
Note: When an application is added, modified, or deleted by using the application compiler, the TAT is automatically updated in the applicable dictionary, and ADSOTATU is not required. The TAT can also be updated in batch by using ADSOBTAT, as described under 'ADSOBTAT' later in this appendix.
ADSOTATU is invoked by specifying the task code ADSOTATU at the DC/UCF prompt.
ADSOTATU displays the TAT Update Utility screen on which the application developer specifies the name of the application whose TAT entries are being added, modified, or deleted. Additionally, the application developer can specify the dictionary that contains the TAT, the node that controls the dictionary, the application version number, and the action to take regarding the TAT entries.
Each time the application developer specifies an action, ADSOTATU makes a copy of the TAT stored in either the program pool, load area (if the program pool has no TAT), or load library (if the load area has no TAT). If no TAT exists, ADSOTATU creates a new TAT if the action is ADD. ADSOTATU updates the copy of the TAT as appropriate; stores the copy in the load area, replacing any previous TAT; and issues a DCMT VARY PROGRAM NEW COPY command to update the TAT in the program pool.
Specifying Activities
The application developer specifies activities in an ADSOTATU session by using the ENTER, CLEAR, and PF9 keys, as follows:
If the TAT is updated successfully, ADSOTATU issues a confirming message. The screen can be used repeatedly to specify several applications.
If ADSOTATU encounters an error, it redisplays the screen with an appropriate error message. The application developer can change information on the screen, then resubmit the information by pressing ENTER.
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