REVEXITB for BS2000 is supplied in the module RDBLXBS2 for TIAM, batch, and UTM applications. This module should be linked to ADALNK, as described in the steps in this document. A sample job is provided in REVvrs.SRC(P.ADALNK).
Note:
If you elect to use the link routine ADALNKX, link the batch Adabas Review
routine RDBLXBS2 and RDBLKIND to ADALNK ensuring that the symbols ADALNKDA,
SSFB2C and ADAL2P are not hidden.
Important:
If an ADALNK batch link routine has been modified to accommodate
the needs of an Adabas product extension (such as Adabas Review), it should not
be used for the Adabas nucleus or Adabas utility jobs.
If you use ADAUSER to load ADALNK, generate a file with the following
structure:
ADALNK IDTNAME=database_IDT
where database_IDT is the IDT name where the database being monitored by Adabas Review is registered.
Also, place the following statement in your job:
/SET-FILE-LINK DDLNKPAR,adalnk_file_name
If you use ADARUN to load ADALNK, add the following fields to the
DDCARD file:
ADARUN PROG=USER,.....IDTNAME=database_IDT
where database_IDT is the IDT name where the database being monitored by Adabas Review is registered.
If you have not already set the Adabas entry name, do so now.
In the NATFRONT(batch),NRTFRONT(TIAM) or NUTFRONT(UTM) source modules, set:
ADACOM=ADABAS
Then reassemble the appropriate source module.
In order for Adabas Review to retrieve link and target data, make sure that the NATPARM module contains:
CSTATIC=(...,ADATMZ,...)
(JOB I060) for batch; (JOB I080) for TIAM and UTM.
Modify your existing Natural startup procedure by including the following /SET-FILE-LINK statement pointing to the Adabas library where your ADALNK module is located:
/SET-FILE-LINK DDLIB,Adabas.MOD
Note:
If you are not using a procedure, the above /SET-FILE-LINK
statement must be supplied before calling Natural online.
