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Using This Guide
This guide contains all information necessary to define, load, and administer a CA IDMS database:
- Chapter 1—Describes who uses this guide and provides an overview of how the syntax is used.
- Chapter 2—Describes the CA IDMS environment.
- Chapter 3—Describes defining physical databases.
- Chapter 4—Describes defining segments, files, and areas.
- Chapter 5—Describes defining, generating, and punching a DMCL.
- Chapter 6—Discusses defining a database name table.
- Chapter 7—Discusses physical database DDL statements.
- Chapter 8—Describes defining a database using SQL.
- Chapter 9—Describes defining a database using non-SQL.
- Chapter 10—Describes using the schema and subschema compilers.
- Chapter 11—Discusses compiler-directive statements.
- Chapter 12—Discusses operations on entities.
- Chapter 13—Discusses parameter expansions.
- Chapter 14—Discusses schema statements.
- Chapter 15—Discusses subschema statements.
- Chapter 16—Discusses writing database procedures.
- Chapter 17—Discusses allocating and formatting files.
- Chapter 18—Discusses buffer management.
- Chapter 19—Discusses journaling procedures.
- Chapter 20—Discusses two-phase commit processing.
- Chapter 21—Discusses backup and recovery.
- Chapter 22—Describes loading a non-SQL defined database.
- Chapter 23—Describes loading an SQL-defined database.
- Chapter 24—Discusses monitoring and tuning database performance.
- Chapter 25—Describes dictionaries and runtime environments.
- Chapter 26—Discusses migrating from test to production.
- Chapter 27—Discusses modifying physical database definitions.
- Chapter 28—Discusses modifying database name tables.
- Chapter 29—Discusses modifying SQL-defined databases.
- Chapter 30—Describes modifying schema, view, and table definitions.
- Chapter 31—Discusses modifying indexes, CALC keys, and referential constraints.
- Chapter 32—Discusses modifying non-SQL defined databases.
- Chapter 33—Describes modifying schema entities.
- Chapter 34—Describes modifying subschema entities.
- Chapter 35—Describes space management.
- Chapter 36—Describes record storage and deletion.
- Chapter 37—Discusses chained set management.
- Chapter 38—Discusses index management.
- Chapter 39—Describes lock management.
- Appendix A—presents a sample physical database definition.
- Appendix B—presents a sample SQL database definition.
- Appendix C—presents a sample non-SQL database definition.
- Appendix D—Discusses native VSAM considerations.
- Appendix E—Discusses batch compiler execution JCL.
- Appendix F—Discusses system record types.
- Appendix G—Discusses procedures for coding a user-exit program.
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