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Execute the Application

You can now execute the Department application to see how adding an INITIALIZE RECORDS command to process module XXXDADD-RESPONSE affects dialog XXXDADD at runtime.

You can invoke the Department application from DC/UCF by entering the task code (for example, XXXDEPT) for the application. For example, when using CA IDMS/DC, you invoke the Department application as shown:

ENTER NEXT TASK CODE:
xxxdept

                                                                [Enter]

For more information on invoking the application, see Instructions For Executing the Application.

According to your application design, ADDDEP is the only function that executes dialog XXXDADD.

The ADDDEP function allows you to add new department information. When you used the ADDDEP function to add sample departments in Executing the Application, your sample data was redisplayed to you after you added the data to the application database by pressing [Enter].

Entering Sample Information

Display ADDDEP and then try adding a sample department now that you have modified process module XXXDADD-RESPONSE.

Note: Enter different department data than shown here.

   FUNCTION: ADDDEP
   DATE....: 10/30/99
                              DEPARTMENT INFORMATION


   DEPARTMENT ID .......: 1098
              NAME .....: sample department
              HEAD ID ..: 1098




   RESPONSE:

Screen is Redisplayed

An initialized screen is displayed after you add new department data.

   FUNCTION: ADDDEP
   DATE....: 10/30/99
                              DEPARTMENT INFORMATION


   DEPARTMENT ID .......:
              NAME .....:
              HEAD ID ..:




   RESPONSE:

  DEPARTMENT ADDED

When you are finished testing the ADDDEP function, you can exit from the Department application by entering the EXIT response in the screen's RESPONSE field.