This manual presents the following categories of Assembler DML statements:
Database statements perform CA IDMS/DB database access functions in either a batch or an online environment. Database DML statements have an at sign (@) prefix; for example, @STORE.
Data communications, also called online statements, perform data communications functions for CA IDMS/DC and CA IDMS UCF (DC/UCF) programs. Online DML statements have a pound sign (#) prefix; for example, #LINK.
DC-batch statements are a subset of online DML statements that allow batch application programs to access DC/UCF facilities such as queues and printers. This category consists of the following DML statements: #DELQUE, #GETQUE, #PUTQUE, and #PRINT.
Note: For more information about DC-batch programming, see the Navigational DML Programming Guide.
