The following SET commands affect the running of a CA Ideal application. For more information about the following commands, see the Command Reference Guide.
This command indicates whether the database or file (sequential or VSAM) can be updated during the run.
Note: The SET RUN UPDATE NO command is intended for debugging and testing a program without actually updating the data. It only suppresses data access commands that request the addition, update, or deletion of a record. All other processes, including such processes as allocation of sequential files, are still executed. Programs function as if the update was successful, including display of any program messages indicating that the update was successful.
This command sets the value of the return code at the beginning of the run. $RETURN‑CODE can be specified as $RC.
CA Ideal programs running in batch that access CA Datacom/DB databases require the name of the DB user requirements table (URT) that describes various characteristics of CA Datacom/DB tables (see CA Datacom/DB documentation for more information regarding the URTs). A default URT name is supplied as part of the CA Ideal installation process. You can also set the default URT name through a SET SITE command. However, if on a particular run, you want to use an alternate URT, you can use this command before the run to select the alternate URT.
For CICS programs, this is not necessary because another technique automatically selects URTs (see the CA Datacom/DB documentation).
During a session, you can reissue this command any number of times to specify a different URT for each RUN if necessary. You can include this command in a sign on member executed at the beginning of your CA Ideal session.
For more information about SET RUN URT command, see the section Using a Sign on Member in the chapter "Getting Started." For more information about SET RUN URT command, see the Command Reference Guide.
This command establishes the default application plan name used for all static DB2 statements executed during the session.
This command determines which files and statements are used and whether dynamic SQL is permitted at runtime. Specify MIXED to permit dynamic SQL, STATIC to prevent dynamic SQL.
You can use this command from your own ID to turn on or turn off a CBS trace of CA Ideal programs invoked through the RUN command. The site default for the SET RUN CBSTRACE command is OFF.
Use this command in a test environment to establish a session maximum for the number of times a test‑status program loops through a PDL FOR or LOOP construct. This prevents excessive looping.
This command allows sign off to take place automatically at the completion of the next application.
Determines whether the following message prints at the end of a run:
IDADRUNP01I: Run Completed, RC=0
This command specifies an informative panel to display in case a fatal system error occurs during a RUN. These errors are internal to CA Ideal and cannot invoke the program's ERROR procedure. This command is only in effect when SET RUN QUITIDEAL is YES.
This command determines the action to take if you press the Clear key while an application is running. Valid options are:
When you press the Clear key, the run terminates.
When you press the Clear key, the panel redisplays.
This command is only in effect while a CA Ideal application is running. During CA Ideal activities other than RUN, the Clear key continues to return the Main Menu.
This command specifies how many VSAM strings are required to access a VSAM data set through nested FOR constructs.
The number of VSAM strings required. This value can be any integer number from 1 to 255. Set it to the maximum level of nesting in any FOR construct in the applications run while this command is in effect. If this command is not issued, the default value is 1.
This command is required only for batch VSE applications that contain nested FOR constructs for the same VSAM data set.
This command is not required for batch z/OS environments (OS batch) since z/OS allocates strings dynamically. However, if an application contains nested FOR constructs, setting the STRNO to a number greater than 1 can improve performance. Increasing the value of STRNO increases storage requirements, therefore, do not set STRNO any higher than is required for the applications being run.
SET RUN XA For an z/OS/XA or VSE/ESA capable system, this command tells CA Ideal to use XA, either for the site or for the current session. CA Ideal then uses 31‑bit addressing and storage above the line while running programs. The default is OFF until SET RUN XA ON is issued.
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