Contents
The Element/Program Cross-Reference report lists all element/program relationships defined to the dictionary; all elements associated with a record that is referenced by a program are listed. Element/record and record/area relationships are defined automatically for elements, records, and areas stored in a CA IDMS/DB database. For non-database files, element/record and record/file relationships are defined through the DDDL syntax for elements.
Sample DREPORT 030:
REPORT NO. 30 DATA DICTIONARY REPORTER REL nn.n mm/dd/yy PAGE 1 DREPORT 030 ELEMENT/PROGRAM CROSS REFERENCE REPORT ********************************************************************************************************************************* PRIMARY ELEMENT NAME PROGRAM NAME USAGE PROGRAM ELEMENT NAME ********************************************************************************************************************************* ACTIVE VER 1 ADMI01D VER 1 OBTAIN ACTIVE-0415 VER 1 ADMI01D VER 1 RETURN ACTIVE-0415 VER 100 ADMS01D VER 1 OBTAIN ACTIVE-0415 VER 100 ADMS01D VER 1 RETURN ACTIVE-0415 VER 100 ADMS02D VER 1 OBTAIN ACTIVE-0415 VER 100 ADMS02D VER 1 PROT UPD ACTIVE-0415 VER 100 ADMS02D VER 1 RETURN ACTIVE-0415
Field Descriptions
A description of the fields in the sample report follows:
Identifies the primary name and version number of an element associated with a record used by a program.
Identifies the name and version number of the program that accesses the record that contains the element.
Identifies the usage mode of the area associated with the element. If the element/program relationship is established through a CA IDMS/DB area, the READY mode of the CA IDMS/DB area is displayed. Possible values for the area READY mode are UPDATE, PROTECTED RETRIEVAL, EXCLUSIVE RETRIEVAL, and EXCLUSIVE UPDATE. If the element/program relationship is defined through a non-database file, the OPEN mode of the non-database file is displayed. Possible values for the file OPEN mode are INPUT, OUTPUT, and I-O. Programs that potentially change or reference an element can be identified by the OPEN mode of the file or by the READY mode of the area.
Identifies the element name used by the program to reference the element. The name can be the primary element name or an element synonym name.
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