IDD

Exiting from IDD

Commands used to exit from IDD can be specified on the command line on IDD screens. The command line is highlighted on each of the following sample IDD screens.

switch mapc IDD nn.n ONLINE NO ERRORS DICT=DEMO 1/559 DISPLAY RECORD EMPLOYEE VERSION 100. *+ ADD *+ RECORD NAME IS EMPLOYEE VERSION IS 100 *+ DATE CREATED IS mm/dd/yy *+ DATE LAST UPDATED IS mm/dd/yy *+ TIME LAST UPDATED IS 11541503 *+ REVISED BY SYB *+ RECORD LENGTH IS 116 *+ PUBLIC ACCESS IS ALLOWED FOR ALL *+ RECORD NAME SYNONYM IS EMPLOYEE VERSION 100 *+ SUFFIX IS -0415 *+ LANGUAGE IS ASSEMBLER *+ COPIED INTO SUBSCHEMA EMPSS01 SCHEMA EMPSCHM VERSION 100 *+ COPIED INTO SUBSCHEMA EMPSSLR2 SCHEMA EMPSCHM VERSION 100 *+ COPIED INTO SUBSCHEMA EMPSSLR SCHEMA EMPSCHM VERSION 100 *+ COPIED INTO SUBSCHEMA EMPSS02 SCHEMA EMPSCHM VERSION 100 *+ COPIED INTO SUBSCHEMA ALPSS01 SCHEMA ALPSCHM VERSION 100 *+ COPIED INTO SUBSCHEMA EMPLR40 SCHEMA EMPSCHM VERSION 100 *+ COPIED INTO SUBSCHEMA ALPSS02 SCHEMA ALPSCHM VERSION 99

                       CA, Inc.
IDD nn.n              *** MASTER SELECTION ***                   TOP
─► switch mapc  
SIGNON TO IDD WAS SUCCESSFUL

DICTIONARY NAME...: DEMO         NODE NAME..:

USER NAME.........:
PASSWORD..........:

USAGE MODE........: X UPDATE    _ RETRIEVAL

PFKEY SIMULATION..: X OFF       _ ON


_ ATTR  =  ATTRIBUTE     <PF2>              _ PROC  =  PROCESS        <PF3>
_ CLAS  =  CLASS         <PF4>              _ PROG  =  PROGRAM        <PF5>
_ ELEM  =  ELEMENT       <PF6>              _ RECD  =  RECORD         <PF7>
_ FILE  =  FILE          <PF8>              _ TABL  =  TABLE          <PF9>
_ MODU  =  MODULE        <PF10>             _ USER  =  USER           <PF11>
_ ENTL  =  USER DEFINED ENTITY LIST         _ SYST  =  SYSTEM
_ MSGS  =  MESSAGE
_ QFIL  =  QFILE                            _ OPTI  =  OPTIONS
_ DISP  =  DISPLAY ALL                      _ HELP  =  HELP           <PF1>

When you exit from IDD, TCF suspends or terminates your IDD session and transfers control as described in the following table. The contents of a suspended IDD session are kept in a scratch record and are retained until you sign off of the DC/UCF system.

Note: You can have a maximum of one suspended online IDD session and one suspended IDD menu facility session. For example, if you have a suspended online IDD session, you can start a new IDD menu facility session but cannot start another new online IDD session. This is because an online IDD session is totally unrelated to a simultaneous IDD menu facility session.

Transferring from IDD

The way your current IDD session ends and TCF transfers control on exit depends on the exit method you use, as described in the following table.

Exit Method	TCF Actions
SUSPEND command	Suspends your IDD session. Transfers control to your most recently suspended development tool session, or to the Selection screen if you have no suspended sessions.
SWITCH command	Suspends your IDD session. Transfers control to the requested development tool. If you do not request a tool, control transfers as if you used SUSPEND For more information about SWITCH, see SWITCH.
BYE, END, LOGOFF, or SIGNOFF command or CLEAR key, as appropriate	Terminates your IDD session. Transfers control to your most recently suspended development tool session, or to the Selection screen if you have no suspended sessions.

Exit Method

TCF Actions

SUSPEND command

Suspends your IDD session.
Transfers control to your most recently suspended development tool session, or to the Selection screen if you have no suspended sessions.

SWITCH command

Suspends your IDD session.
Transfers control to the requested development tool. If you do not request a tool, control transfers as if you used SUSPEND

For more information about SWITCH, see SWITCH.

BYE, END, LOGOFF, or SIGNOFF command or CLEAR key, as appropriate

Terminates your IDD session.
Transfers control to your most recently suspended development tool session, or to the Selection screen if you have no suspended sessions.