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Advanced Demo Preliminaries

The advanced demo session uses the same program used in the basic demo session: CAMRASM for Assembler users, CAMRCOB2 or CAMRDMR2 for COBOL II and higher users, CAMRCOB or CAMRDMR for COBOL/VS users, and CAMRPLI for PL/I users. To begin the advanced demo session, you need to do the following setup steps:

• Allocate data sets to your test session.
• Set a number of breakpoints from the Initial Intercept panel.

After executing the program, you branch to the Demo Session Options Menu. The setup steps are described next.

Access the *Initial* Intercept Panel for the Demo Program

If you just completed the basic demo, the application brings you to the Execution Control panel, with your previous entries for the Basic Demo displayed. From this point, do the following actions

If you have not just completed the basic demo, follow the beginning section of the appendix “Basic Foreground Demo Session” to get to the Initial Intercept panel. The sections to follow include:

• Beginning the basic demo
• Accessing the Primary Option Menu
• File allocation
• Specifying the program to be tested

Continue with the next section, Split Your Screen.

Split Your Screen

The CAMRCOB2 Initial Intercept Panel with split-screen (ISPF users) is shown next.

CAMRCOB2 ---------- CA InterTest™ Batch *INITIAL* Intercept -------------------
COMMAND ===>                                                  SCROLL ===> CUR 
TRACE=> 000876                                                                
      000875        PROCEDURE DIVISION USING PARAMETER-AREA.                  
 *--> 000876        START-PROGRAM.                                            
 *--> 000877            OPEN OUTPUT REPORT-OUT.                               
      000878       * -----------------------------------------------*         
      000879       * Welcome to the CA InterTest™ Batch COBOL II     *         
      000880       * Demonstration Program. You are now at the      *         
      000881       * Initial Breakpoint panel which is displayed    *         
      000882       * upon entry to the first program to be tested.  *         
      000883       * At this point, other breakpoints can be set    *         .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 
-----  -------  ------  ISPF/PDF PRIMARY OPTION MENU                           
-----------------------       VERSION 3 RELEASE 1         ------------------- 
OPTION  ===>                                                                   
                                                            USERID   -xxxxxxx  
   0  ISPF PARMS  - Specify terminal and user parameters    TIME     -14:37    
   1  BROWSE      - Display source data or output listings  TERMINAL -3278     
   2  EDIT        - Create or change source data            PF KEYS  -24       
   3  UTILITIES   - Perform utility functions               DATE(G)  -92/12/18 
   4  FOREGROUND  - Invoke lang. processors in foreground   DATE(J)  -92.352   
   5  BATCH       - Submit job for language processing                         
   6  COMMAND     - Enter TSO command or CLIST                                 
   7  DIALOG TEST - Perform dialog testing                                     

Advanced Demo Data Sets

The advanced demo requires the following two additional data sets:

• User report data set (ddname: INT1REPT)
• Command library data set (ddname: INT1CLIB)

Use the user report data set to store the HISTOGRAM and XSUM reports, which are used in Option 7 of the advanced demo.

Create and Allocate INT1REPT Data Sets

Users must define their own INT1REPT data set. Create the INT1REPT data set using one of the following methods.

Method 1

1. Use ISPF or CA Roscoe to enter the JCL shown in the sample INT1REPT Create in the following example:

    //yourjob   JOB                                       
    //ALLOC     EXEC PGM=IEFBR14
    //INT1REPT  DD DSN=userid.INT1REPT,DISP=(,CATLG), 
    //          DCB=(RECFM=FBA,LRECL=131,BLKSIZE=6157),
    //          UNIT=SYSDA,
    //          SPACE=(TRK,(30,5))
   
   

2. Submit the job to create the data set.
3. Check the condition code of the job to verify that the INT1REPT data set was created.
4. Perform one of the following commands to allocate the data set:
   • (ISPF users)
     Select Option 6 (command) from the ISPF Primary Menu and key in the command:

     	ALLOC DD(INT1REPT)DATASET('userid.INT1REPT')SHR
     

   • (CA Roscoe users)

     	ALLOC INT1REPT DSN=userid.INT1REPT DISP=SHR
     

5. Press Enter.

   TSO or CA Roscoe allocates the data set.

Method 2

1. Use option 3.2 from the ISPF/PDF Primary Option Menu to create the INT1REPT data set.

   Use the information in the Method 1 JCL when allocating INT1REPT. In the Method 1 JCL, in the SPACE definition, 30 is the primary space and 5 is the secondary.

   For additional help using option 3.2, ISPF provides excellent online help that is accessible with the PF1 key.

2. Check to verify that the INT1REPT data set was created.
3. Perform one of the following commands to allocate the data set:
   • (ISPF users)

     Select Option 6 (command) from the ISPF Primary Menu and key in the command:

     	ALLOC DD(INT1REPT)DATASET('userid.INT1REPT')SHR
     

   • (CA Roscoe users)

     	ALLOC INT1REPT DSN=userid.INT1REPT DISP=SHR
     

4. Press Enter.

   TSO or CA Roscoe allocates the data set.

Method 3

• Select Option 6 (command) from the ISPF Primary Menu and allocate INT1REPT to a SYSOUT class with the following command:

  ALLOCATE FI(INT1REPT) SYSOUT(x)
  

  x is the sysout class you want the reports to be written to.

  INT1REPT is allocated to SYSOUT.

Note: A CLIST, INT1REPT, exists that creates a user report data set.

INT1CLIB

The command library data set, which was created during the installation, can be shared by all users. The default name for this data set is CAI.CAISRC, but this may have been changed by your installer. INT1CLIB should be allocated automatically. Consult your installer to verify that this is the case.

Three of the members in the command library contain include commands to set the breakpoints required for the advanced demos. They are:

• ASMINCL commands for Assembler demo
• DEMOINCL commands for COBOL demos
• PLIINCL commands for PL/I demo

Allocate INT1CLIB Data Sets

INT1CLIB data sets should be allocated automatically. In case this does not happen, these instructions describe how to allocate command library data sets.

To allocate the INT1CLIB data set

1. Key in one of the following commands:
   • (ISPF users)

     Select Option 6 (command) from the ISPF Primary Menu and key in the command:

     	ALLOC DD(INT1CLIB) DATASET('CAI.CAISRC')SHR
     

   • (CA Roscoe users)

     	ALLOC INT1CLIB DSN=CAI.CAISRC DISP=SHR
     

2. Press Enter.

   TSO or CA Roscoe allocates the data set.

   Note: Your system installer may have changed CAI to another high-level qualifier. Check with your installer.