To set composite support using the batch method, perform these steps:
The CA InterTest for CICS batch job step, executed after the composite module is link‑edited, reads the link‑edit map to determine the link‑name, offset, and length of the main program and each subprogram. This step also specifies the names under which CA InterTest for CICS monitors each program.
After the batch job completes, access the Program Monitoring menu (2.1). Enter the composite module name, the user ID who executes the program (or .ANY), type S next to the Composite Option, and press Enter. CA InterTest for CICS displays the following Composite Support screen.
CA InterTest MONITORING COMMAND BUILDER - COMPOSITE SUPPORT 23 Define composite support for BIGMOD Link-name Monitor-name Offset Length Language Comments _ MAINMOD BIGMOD 160 78A8 COBOL _ SUBMOD-A ASMMOD-A 7CA0 1200 ASSEMBLER _ SUBMOD-B ASMMOD-B 8EA0 1001 ASSEMBLER _ SUBMOD-C ASMMOD-C 9EA1 93A ASSEMBLER _ SUBMOD-D ________ A8DB A11 __________ symbolics not available Add, remove, or change monitor names as needed, and press PF5 CAIN2602 BOTTOM of data PF1 Help 2 3 End 4 Return 5 Process 6 PF7 Backward 8 Forward 9 10 11 12
The Composite Support screen lists link‑edit information for the main program and subprograms. Subprograms with prefixes DFH, ILB, and IBM are automatically excluded from the list unless you specifically name them in the batch job step.
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