The utility SYSEXT is used to locate and test Natural Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) contained in the current system library SYSEXT.
A Natural API is a Natural subprogram (cataloged object) that is used for accessing and possibly modifying data or performing services that are not accessible by Natural statements. Natural APIs refer to Natural, a subcomponent or a subproduct.
The SYSEXT Utility - Natural Application Programming Interfaces documentation covers the following topics:
Application Programming Interfaces - Natural Security documentation
Application Programming Interfaces - Natural SAF Security documentation
SYSAPI - APIs of Natural Add-on Products - Utilities documentation
For each Natural API, the utility SYSEXT provides a functional description, one example program, one category and API-specific keywords.
The following diagram is an overview of the Natural objects and major features SYSEXT provides:
The types of Natural object typically provided for each Natural API are listed in the following section. Additional objects that might exist for a particular API are not covered.
All API-related objects are contained in the library SYSEXT on the system file FNAT.
In the following table, nnnn denotes the 4-digit number to identify the API as well as the corresponding example program and text object.
Object Name | Explanation |
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USRnnnnN | The API subprogram (cataloged object) that performs the designated function. |
USRnnnnP |
An example program (source object) that can be used to test the effect of the API. The example program invokes the corresponding subprogram USRnnnnN. |
USRnnnnT |
A text object listing a short and a long description, and information on usage, keywords, category and interface versions. You can display a text object by using the line command
|
For some APIs, copycodes are available which provide functions related to the API. The
copycodes are named USRnnnnX
, where
X
is an identification character (such as
"Z", "Y" etc.).
The SYSEXT utility is invoked by the system command SYSEXT
which is described by the following syntax diagram:
SYSEXT |
ALL |
FIRST |
DESCENDING |
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CURRENT |
SECOND
|
ASCENDING
|
The table below gives a description of the parameters:
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
ALL | List all APIs (default). |
CURRENT | List only current APIs, that is all unique APIs and the current version of APIs with interface versions (with keyword +CURRENT-VERSION). See Interface Versions. |
FIRST | Display first menu with product code items (default), see below for an example. |
SECOND | Display second menu with category items, see below for an example. |
ASCENDING | Display APIs in ascending order (default). |
DESCENDING | Display APIs in descending order. |
To invoke SYSEXT
Enter the following system command:
SYSEXT
A menu similar to the example below appears with a list of all available Natural APIs displayed according to the first menu:
07:43:19 ***** NATURAL SYSEXT UTILITY ***** 2010-09-15 User SAG - Menu - Library SYSEXT Cmd Interface Description Prod --- USR*____ _____________________________________________________________ *__ _ USR0010N Get SYSPROF information NAT _ USR0011N Get information on logical file NAT _ USR0020N Read any error message from FNAT or FUSER NAT _ USR0040N Get type of last error NAT _ USR0050N Get SYSPROD information NAT _ USR0060N Copy LFILE definition from FNAT to FUSER NAT _ USR0070P Define editor default profile 'SYSTEM' NAT _ USR0080N Get or set type and name of editor contents NAT _ USR0100N Maintain record length of VSAM datasets NVS _ USR0120N Read Natural short error message NAT _ USR0210N Save, catalog or stow Natural object NAT _ USR0220N Read Natural long error message NAT _ USR0320N Read user short error message from FNAT or FUSER NAT Category .. ______________________________ Keyword .. ____________________ Command ===> Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12--- Help Reset Exit Desc Curr -- - + ++ > Canc |
You can invoke SYSEXT with any parameters, for example to display the second menu at startup:
SYSEXT SECOND
This results in a menu similar to the one below:
07:43:19 ***** NATURAL SYSEXT UTILITY ***** 2010-09-15 User SAG - Menu - Library SYSEXT Cmd Interface Description Category --- USR*____ __________________________________ *_____________________________ _ USR0010N Get SYSPROF information SYSTEM COMMANDS _ USR0011N Get information on logical file SYSTEM FILES _ USR0020N Read any error message from FNAT o ERROR MESSAGES _ USR0040N Get type of last error ERROR HANDLING _ USR0050N Get SYSPROD information SYSTEM COMMANDS _ USR0060N Copy LFILE definition from FNAT to SYSTEM FILES _ USR0070P Define editor default profile 'SYS EDITOR _ USR0080N Get or set type and name of editor EDITOR _ USR0100N Maintain record length of VSAM dat VSAM _ USR0120N Read Natural short error message ERROR MESSAGES _ USR0210N Save, catalog or stow Natural obje NATURAL OBJECTS _ USR0220N Read Natural long error message ERROR MESSAGES _ USR0320N Read user short error message from ERROR MESSAGES Category .. ______________________________ Keyword .. ____________________ Command ===> Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12--- Help Reset Exit Desc Curr -- - + ++ < Canc |
As an alternative, you can invoke SYSEXT without parameters and then adjust the resulting menu, see PF Keys.
To terminate SYSEXT
On the SYSEXT utility menu, press PF3 or PF12.
Or:
In the command line, enter a period (.
) or enter
EXIT
.
This section covers the following topics:
The SYSEXT utility menu provides a list of APIs. For each API, there is an API name (Interface), a description (Description), and, depending on the menu chosen, a classification according to product code (Prod) or category (Category). Except for the leftmost column (Cmd), each column is headed by a selection field that allows you to enter selection criteria.
You can also use the search field Category at the bottom of the menu to search for available categories.
The input field Keywords can either be used as search field to retrieve available keywords, or as selection field to retrieve APIs.
You can also specify selection criteria on multiple selection fields. For example, you
can select in one step APIs beginning with USR4
, and with keyword
PF-KEY
and category NATURAL ENVIRONMENT
.
A detailed description of all menu elements and their usage is given below:
Element | Explanation | Usage | ||||
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Cmd | The input field for a line command to be executed on a text object or an example program: see Line Commands. | Enter a line command, example:
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Interface | The name of the API subprogram. APIs with interface versions are displayed intensified. | Enter an asterisk (* ) , or a prefix to be
delimited by an asterisk, example:
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Description | A brief description of the purpose of the API. | Enter a string, example:
|
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Prod |
The product code of Natural ( Available product codes: Product codes other than Only visible on the first menu. |
Enter a name, or a prefix to be delimited by an asterisk
(* ), example:
|
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Category (selection field) |
The category by which the API is classified according to its functional area or purpose. An API can only have one category. Only visible on the second menu and positioned above the list of APIs. |
Enter a name, or a prefix to be delimited by an asterisk
(* ), example:
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Category (search field ) |
List all categories. Positioned below the list of APIs. |
See Category Search. | ||||
Keyword | List all keywords or enter a keyword as selection criterion. | See Keyword Search or Keyword Selection. | ||||
Command | Command line to enter utility commands. | Enter a utility command. See Utility Commands. |
Category Search
Enter an asterisk (*
), or a prefix in the category search field
optionally delimited by an asterisk, for example:
N*
As a result, a menu similar to the example below appears:
Search for Categories Mark Category ---- N*____________________________ _ NATURAL ENVIRONMENT _ NATURAL OBJECTS |
To select a specific category as selection criterion, enter any character in the Mark column. As a result, a list of all APIs with this selection criterion is displayed.
Keyword Search
Enter an asterisk (*
), or a prefix delimited by an asterisk, for
example:
PF*
A menu similar to the example below appears with a separate window displaying
keywords starting with PF
.
Search for Keywords Mark Keyword ---- PF*_________________ _ PF-KEY _ PF-KEY LINE |
To select a specific keyword as selection criterion, enter any character in the Mark column. As a result, a list of all APIs with this selection criterion is displayed.
Keyword Selection
Enter a keyword in full, for example:
PF-KEY
As a result, a list of all APIs with keyword PF-KEY
is
displayed.
Note:
A non-trailing asterisk is interpreted literally, for example entering
*LANGUAGE
results in a list of APIs with keyword
*LANGUAGE
.
You can use the following PF keys:
PF Key | Name | Function |
---|---|---|
PF1 | Help | Display context-sensitive help. There is a specific help text for each input field. In other contexts, for example the command line, a general help text is displayed. |
PF2 | Reset | Clear all selection fields and readjust the list of APIs. |
PF3 | Exit | Exit the SYSEXT utility, or the current menu or window. |
PF4 | Asc/Desc | Toggle between ascending (Asc) and descending (Desc) order of APIs. |
PF5 | All/Curr | Toggle between menus displaying all APIs (All) and menus displaying only current APIs (Curr). See Interface Versions. |
PF6 | -- | Scroll to the beginning of the list. |
PF7 | - | Scroll one page up. |
PF8 | + | Scroll one page down. |
PF9 | ++ | Scroll to the end of the list. |
PF10 | < | Shift to first menu. |
PF11 | > | Shift to second menu. |
PF12 | Canc | Exit the SYSEXT utility or the current menu or window. |
Line commands are used to perform object operations. You can enter a line command in
the Cmd column next to the API required. For a list of valid line
commands, enter a question mark (?
) or press PF1.
The following line commands are available:
Line Command | Function |
---|---|
K
|
List keywords relevant to the specified API. |
T
|
List text object USRnnnnT for a description of
the corresponding API.
The description comprises purpose, function and calling conventions of the API, relevant keywords and its category. |
L
|
List example program USRnnnnP. |
E
|
Edit example program USRnnnnP.
Note: |
R
|
Run example program USRnnnnP. |
X
|
Execute example program USRnnnnP. |
.
|
Exit the SYSEXT utility. |
This section covers the following utility commands to be entered in the command line:
EXIT
Exit the SYSEXT utility.
REFRESH
Update API information using data from the objects contained in the current library
SYSEXT. The REFRESH
command is only required if an API
description or a keyword has been modified or if a text object has been added or
removed.
Upon successful completion, there is a confirmation that the text modules EXT-XML1 and EXT-XML2 have been generated in library SYSEXT.
Note:
Do not modify the source objects EXT-XML1 and EXT-XML2. They are
required for configuring the SYSEXT utility and intended for Software AG internal
use only.
Interface versions can be seen as a collection of APIs with (almost) the same functionality but with differently extended parameter specifications. Thus, they cover a development cycle to be kept explicit for sake of compatibility (of later versions with earlier versions).
If an API has interface versions, they are displayed in the corresponding text object
USRnnnnT. Interface versions are ordered within a list
according to the version they belong to. The rightmost element belongs to the current
version. This status is expressed by the reserved keyword +CURRENT-VERSION
.
All other elements belong to a previous version and are marked with the reserved keyword
+PREVIOUS-VERSION
. APIs without interface versions are called unique.
APIs with interface versions are displayed intensified on the menu.
The list of all current APIs (see PF5) consists of all unique APIs and the current version of
APIs with interface versions (with keyword +CURRENT-VERSION
).
Reserved keywords refer to meta information on APIs, for example the Natural version in
which an API has been added. Reserved keywords always start with a plus sign
(+
). See the table below for a description:
Reserved Keyword | Description |
---|---|
+CURRENT-VERSION | The current version of an API with interface versions (see Interface Versions). |
+PREVIOUS-VERSION | A previous version of an API with interface versions (see Interface Versions). |
+NEW-PROD-version | An API that has been added to a specific product in a specific
version. For example, +NEW-NAT-4.2.7 refers to an API that has been added to the product
Natural in version 4.2.7 .
|
+MOD-PROD-version | An API that belongs to a specific product and has been
modified in a specific version. For example, +MOD-NAT-8.2.1 refers to an
API that belongs to product Natural and has been modified in version 8.2.1 .
|
If you want to use a Natural API contained in the system library SYSEXT, perform one of the following steps:
Define the system library SYSEXT in the system file FNAT as a steplib library for the user library that contains the Natural objects that use this API. Thus, no API-specific actions are required when upgrading your Natural version.
Copy the required API to the system library SYSTEM in the system file FNAT. Thus, you only need to check a single library for APIs when upgrading your Natural version.
Copy the required API to the system library SYSTEM in the system file FUSER (not recommended).
Copy the required API to the user library (or one of its steplibs) in the system file FUSER which contains the Natural objects that use this API (not recommended).
An API can only be used in the Natural version with which it is delivered. It is strongly recommended to store the APIs only in the FNAT system file. This will ensure that the right version is always executed.
To make use of an interface
In the calling program, use the DEFINE
DATA
statement to specify the parameters listed in the text
object USRnnnnT
of that API. In the
example program USRnnnnP
, the parameters
are defined within the DEFINE DATA
LOCAL
statement. Alternatively, you can specify the
parameters outside the calling program in a separate LDA (Local Data Area) or PDA
(Parameter Data Area), with a DEFINE DATA LOCAL USING
statement
referencing that data area.
Enter the following statement:
CALLNAT 'USRnnnnN' parameters
For further information, see the CALLNAT statement in the Statements documentation.
Note:
Non-standard usage is always documented in the respective text object
USRnnnnT
.
If you want to use a Natural copycode contained in the system library SYSEXT, perform the following step:
Copy the required copycode to the user library in the system file FUSER which contains the Natural objects that use this copycode.
To make use of a copycode
In the calling program, use the INCLUDE
statement to specify the parameters listed in
the text object USRnnnnT
of that API or in
the copycode itself. In the example program
USRnnnnP
, the parameters are defined
within the DEFINE DATA
LOCAL
statement. Alternatively, you can specify the parameters
outside the calling program in a separate LDA (Local Data Area) or PDA (Parameter
Data Area), with a DEFINE DATA LOCAL USING
statement referencing that
data area.
Some copycodes require additional data definitions. These are described in the
text object USRnnnnT
of the API and in the
copycode itself.
Enter the following statement:
INCLUDE USRnnnnX 'parameter'...
For further information, see the INCLUDE statement in the Statements documentation.
Note:
Non-standard usage is always documented in the respective text object
USRnnnnT
.
The following list of Natural Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) available with the SYSEXT utility is for general information only. For the current status of APIs, execute the system command SYSEXT.
For detailed information on the use of APIs that apply to Natural Remote Procedure Call (RPC), refer to the section Application Programming Interfaces for Use with Natural RPC in the Natural Remote Procedure Call documentation.
Interface | Description | Product | Category | Keyword |
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USR0010N | Get SYSPROF information | NAT | SYSTEM COMMANDS | DBID, ENVIRONMENT, FILE, FNAT, FNR, FUSER, SYSPROF |
USR0011N | Get information on logical file | NAT | SYSTEM FILES | DBID, FNAT, FNR, FUSER, LFILE, SYSPROF |
USR0020N | Read any error message from FNAT or FUSER | NAT | ERROR MESSAGES | *ERROR-NR, *LANGUAGE, ERROR, FNAT, FUSER, SYSERR |
USR0040N | Get type of last error | NAT | ERROR HANDLING | *ERROR-NR, ERROR |
USR0050N | Get SYSPROD information | NAT | SYSTEM COMMANDS | ENVIRONMENT, SYSPROD |
USR0060N | Copy LFILE definition from FNAT to FUSER | NAT | SYSTEM FILES | FNAT, FNR, FUSER, LFILE |
USR0070P | Define editor default profile 'SYSTEM' | NAT | EDITOR | EDITOR, PROFILE, SPECIAL USER EXIT |
USR0080N | Get or set type and name of editor contents | NAT | EDITOR | EDITOR, NAME, OBJECT NAME, OBJECT TYPE, TYPE |
USR0100N | Maintain record length of VSAM datasets | NVS | VSAM | DBID, DD-NAME, DDM, FNR, LRECL, NVS, VSAM |
USR0120N | Read Natural short error message | NAT | ERROR MESSAGES | *ERROR-NR, *LANGUAGE, BUFFER POOL, ERROR, FNAT, MESSAGE BUFFER POOL, SYSERR |
USR0210N | Save, catalog or stow Natural object | NAT | NATURAL OBJECTS | CAT, EDITOR, ESIZE, OBJECT TYPE, SAVE, STOW, TYPE |
USR0220N | Read Natural long error message | NAT | ERROR MESSAGES | *ERROR-NR, ERROR, FNAT, SYSERR |
USR0320N | Read user short error message from FNAT or FUSER | NAT | ERROR MESSAGES | *ERROR-NR, *LANGUAGE, BUFFER POOL, ERROR, FNAT, FUSER, MESSAGE BUFFER POOL, SYSERR |
USR0330N | Read Natural object directory | NAT | NATURAL OBJECTS | DIRECTORY |
USR0340N | Maintain Natural buffer pool | NAT | BUFFER POOL | BUFFER POOL |
USR0341N | Maintain garbage collection in Natural buffer pool | NAT | BUFFER POOL | BUFFER POOL, DELETE |
USR0350N | Read current Recording flags | NAT | RECORDING | NATPAGE, RECORDING |
USR0360N | Modify user short error message on FNAT or FUSER | NAT | ERROR MESSAGES | *ERROR-NR, ERROR, FNAT, FUSER, SYSERR |
USR0400N | Get number of rows affected by searched UPDATE (SQL) | NDB | DATABASE | DB2, SQL |
USR0420N | Read user long error message from FUSER | NAT | ERROR MESSAGES | *ERROR-NR, ERROR, FUSER, SYSERR |
USR0421N | Maintain user long error message on FUSER | NAT | ERROR MESSAGES | ERROR, FUSER, SYSERR |
USR0500N | Define title of window | NAT | WINDOW HANDLING | TITLE, WINDOW |
USR0600N | Get program level information | NAT | RUNTIME | *LEVEL |
USR0610N | Get error information on last database call | NAT | ERROR HANDLING | *ERROR, DATABASE, ERROR |
USR0620N | Convert string into ASCII or EBCDIC code | NAT | DATA HANDLING | ASCII, EBCDIC, LOWER CASE, TRANSLATE, UPPER CASE |
USR0622N | Reset error counter in ON ERROR statement block | NAT | ERROR HANDLING | *ERROR-NR, ERROR, COUNTER |
USR1002N | Save or restore Natural environment parameters | NAT | NATURAL ENVIRONMENT | ENVIRONMENT, PARAMETER |
USR1005N | Get information on certain Natural session parameters | NAT | SESSION PARAMETERS | SESSION PARAMETER, PARAMETER, GLOBALS, NATPARM, AUTO, CC, CF, CPCVERR, DAY DIFFERENTIAL, DBUPD, DC, DD, DELETE, DELETE PROGRAMS, DFOUT, DFSTACK, DFTITLE, DO, DTFORM, DYNPARM, EJ, ERROR-TA, FCDP, FS, IA, ID, IM, LANGUAGE CODE, LE, LOWER-UPPER CASE, LS, LT, MADIO, MAXCL, MAXIMUM CPU TIME, MESSAGE LINE, ML, MT, NATURAL COMMANDS, NC, OPF, PF-KEY LINE, PM, PS, RECAT, REINP, RELEASE ISN, RI, SA, SF, SL, SM, STATUS LINE, STEPLIB, STRUCTURED MODE, TD, THSEPCH, TIME DIFFERENTIAL, TIMEZONE, TQMARK, TS, UDB, UPDATE COMMAND, WH, ZD, ZP |
USR1007N | Get SYSFILE information | NAT | SYSTEM COMMANDS | FILE, PRINTER, SYSFILE, WORK FILE |
USR1009N | Convert store clock with sliding window into microseconds | NAT | DATE / TIME SUPPORT | *TIMESTMP, CONVERSION, DATE, MICROSECONDS, SLIDING WINDOW, STORE CLOCK, TIME |
USR1011N | Check name for wildcard or asterisk notation | NAT | DATA HANDLING | ASTERISK, MASK, NAME, WILDCARD |
USR1012N | Get dynamic error message parts from the last error | NAT | ERROR MESSAGES | *ERROR-NR, DYNAMIC, ERROR, SYSERR |
USR1013N | Display current character set | NAT | CODE PAGE SUPPORT | EBCDIC, ASCII |
USR1014N | Use line calculator | NAT | DATA HANDLING | CALCULATOR |
USR1016N | Get error level for error in nested copycodes | NAT | RUNTIME | *ERROR-NR, *ERROR-TA, *LEVEL, COPYCODE, INCLUDE |
USR1017N | Add CATALL call to CATALL control list | NAT | SYSTEM COMMANDS | CATALL |
USR1018N | Maintain dynamic OPEN for VSAM | NVS | VSAM | NVS, OPEN, OPRB, VSAM, VSOPEN |
USR1019N | Get BUS information | NAT | SYSTEM COMMANDS | BUS, SYSBUS |
USR1020N | Add user short error message to FUSER | NAT | ERROR MESSAGES | *ERROR-NR, ERROR, FUSER, SYSERR |
USR1021N | Check name for wildcard or asterisk notation | NAT | DATA HANDLING | ASTERISK, MASK, NAME, WILDCARD |
USR1022N | Get type of database | NAT | DATABASE | DATABASE, DBID, LFILE, TYPE |
USR1023N | Convert time-related variables | NAT | DATE / TIME SUPPORT | *DATX, *TIMESTMP, *TIMX, CONVERSION, COPYCODE-INTERFACE, DATE, MICROSECONDS, STORE CLOCK, TIME |
USR1024N | Read results of CATALL | NAT | SYSTEM COMMANDS | CATALL |
USR1025N | Maintain definition of multiple steplibs | NAT | STEPLIBS | *STEPLIB, LIBRARY, STEPLIB |
USR1026N | Get information on RETURN data | NAT | RUNTIME | RETURN, SETUP |
USR1027N | Search user short error message on FNAT or FUSER | NAT | ERROR MESSAGES | *LANGUAGE, ERROR, FNAT, FUSER, SYSERR |
USR1028N | Convert bits and bytes | NAT | DATA HANDLING | BIT, BYTE |
USR1029N | Get type of Natural object | NAT | NATURAL OBJECTS | OBJECT TYPE, TYPE |
USR1030N | Convert language code | NAT | DATA HANDLING | *LANGUAGE |
USR1031N | Check Natural object name | NAT | DATA HANDLING | NAME, OBJECT NAME |
USR1032N | List cataloged Natural objects with type | NAT | NATURAL OBJECTS | NAME, OBJECT NAME, OBJECT TYPE, TYPE |
USR1033N | Find DBID and FNR of a cataloged DDM | NAT | DDMS | DBID, DDM, FNR |
USR1034N | Get NTTF file table with translated DBID and FNR | NAT | SYSTEM FILES | DBID, FNR, NTTF, TF, TRANSLATE |
USR1035N | Maintain objects using the Software AG editor engine | NAT | EDITOR | BUFFER, EDITOR, SAG EDITOR, SOURCE |
USR1036N | Maintain user profile of the Software AG editor | NAT | EDITOR | BUFFER, EDITOR, PROFILE, SAG EDITOR, SOURCE |
USR1037N | Get information on Natural ABEND data | NAT | RUNTIME | ABEND |
USR1038N | Get platform-specific information | NAT | NATURAL ENVIRONMENT | ASCII, BYTE SWAPPING, CHECK, EBCDIC, ENVIRONMENT, GUI, PLATFORM |
USR1040N | Get or set profile parameter UDB | NAT | PROFILE PARAMETERS | DBID, DDM, GET, SET, UDB |
USR1041N | Install error transaction program (*ERROR-TA) | NAT | ERROR HANDLING | *ERROR-NR, *ERROR-TA, ERROR |
USR1042N | Get or set value of UPDATE command | NAT | DATABASE | DBUPD, GET, SET, UPDATE |
USR1043N | Perform Adabas direct calls | NAT | DATABASE | ADABAS, DATABASE, DDM, FILE |
USR1047N | Set new file name for next database call | NVS | VSAM | FILE, NVS, SWITCH |
USR1048N | Modify PF-key labels | NAT | NATURAL ENVIRONMENT | PF-KEY |
USR1050N | Get or set work file name | NAT | WORK FILE / PRINTER | GET, SET, WORK FILE |
USR1054N | List libraries | NAT | NATURAL OBJECTS | FNAT, FUSER, LIBRARY, LIST, SYSTEM FILE |
USR1055N | List objects in a library | NAT | NATURAL OBJECTS | FNAT, FSEC ENABLED, FUSER, LIST, MODULE, SOURCE, SYSTEM FILE |
USR1056N | List DDMs on the FDIC file or in a library | NAT | DDMS | DDM, FDIC, FNAT, FSEC ENABLED, FUSER, LIST, MODULE, SOURCE, SYSTEM FILE |
USR1057N | Read a Natural source code into an array | NAT | NATURAL OBJECTS | FNAT, FSEC ENABLED, FUSER, READ, SOURCE, SYSTEM FILE |
USR1058N | Read a DDM source code into an array | NAT | DDMS | DDM, FDIC, FNAT, FSEC ENABLED, FUSER, READ, SOURCE, SYSTEM FILE |
USR1066N | Enable or disable the Natural message 'Executing ...' | NAT | ERROR HANDLING | EXECUTING, MESSAGE |
USR1067N | Check Natural library name | NAT | DATA HANDLING | CHECK, LIBRARY, NAME |
USR1068N | Maintain the number of DBMS calls, MAXCL and MADIO parameters | NAT | DATABASE | COUNTER, DATABASE, GET, MADIO, MAXCL, SET |
USR1070N | Maintain operator commands for Entire Net-Work | NAT | ENTIRE NET-WORK | NETWORK, PCI |
USR1071N | Set credentials for RPC server | RPC | RPC - SECURITY | PASSWORD, RPC, SECURITY, TICKET, USER ID |
USR1072N | Get command ID of a retain set | NAT | DATABASE | CID, COMMAND ID, RETAIN SET |
USR2001N | Get information on last error | NAT | ERROR HANDLING | ERROR |
USR2002P | Default text strings for Help Key function | NAT | NATURAL ENVIRONMENT | HELP, SPECIAL USER EXIT |
USR2003P | Define default settings for Main Menu | NAT | NATURAL ENVIRONMENT | MAINMENU, SPECIAL USER EXIT |
USR2004N | Get information on logical file | NAT | SYSTEM FILES | DBID, FNAT, FNR, FUSER, LFILE, SYSPROF |
USR2005N | Read internal file translation table | NAT | PROFILE PARAMETERS | NTTF |
USR2006N | Get information from error message collector | NAT | ERROR MESSAGES | ERROR, *ERROR-NR |
USR2007N | Get or set data for RPC default server | RPC | RPC | RPC, SERVER |
USR2008N | Perform dynamic OPEN for VSAM/ISAM datasets | NVS | VSAM | DBID, FNR, ISAM, NFL, NVS, OPEN, OPRB, VSAM |
USR2009N | Get dynamic error message parts from the last error | NAT | ERROR MESSAGES | *ERROR-NR, DYNAMIC, ERROR, SYSERR |
USR2010N | Get error information on last database call | NAT | ERROR HANDLING | *ERROR, DATABASE, ERROR |
USR2011N | Get or set work file name | NAT | WORK FILE / PRINTER | GET, SET, WORK FILE |
USR2012N | Get system variable *NET-USER | NAT | NATURAL ENVIRONMENT | GET, *NET-USER |
USR2013N | Get SYSPROF information | NAT | SYSTEM COMMANDS | DBID, ENVIRONMENT, FILE, FNAT, FNR, FUSER, SYSPROF |
USR2014N | Maintain objects using the Software AG editor engine | NAT | EDITOR | BUFFER, EDITOR, SAG EDITOR, SOURCE |
USR2016N | Copy map profile from FNAT to FUSER | NAT | NATURAL OBJECTS | FNAT, FUSER, MAP, PROFILE |
USR2017N | Choose FNAT or FUSER for map profile handling | NAT | NATURAL OBJECTS | FNAT, FUSER, MAP, PROFILE |
USR2018N | Read Natural object directory | NAT | NATURAL OBJECTS | DIRECTORY |
USR2019N | Read or save Natural source code from/to the source area | NAT | EDITOR | EDITOR, FNAT, FSEC ENABLED, FUSER, READ, SAVE, SYSTEM FILE |
USR2020N | Get information on the Adabas version | NAT | DATABASE | ADABAS, DATABASE, DDM, FILE |
USR2021N | Perform dynamic dataset allocation | NAT | OPERATING SYSTEM | ALLOCATION, DATASET, WORK FILE |
USR2023N | Get type of database | NAT | DATABASE | DATABASE, DBID, LFILE, TYPE |
USR2026N | Get TECH information | NAT | SYSTEM COMMANDS | ENVIRONMENT, ERROR, STEPLIB, TECH |
USR2027N | Define wait interval for current session | NAT | RUNTIME | WAIT |
USR2028N | Get the Natural version | NAT | NATURAL ENVIRONMENT | NATVERS, VERSION |
USR2030N | Get dynamic error message parts from the last error | NAT | ERROR MESSAGES | *ERROR-NR, DYNAMIC, ERROR, SYSERR |
USR2031N | Get SYSPROD information | NAT | SYSTEM COMMANDS | ENVIRONMENT, SYSPROD |
USR2032N | Support commit for CLOSE CONVERSATION | RPC | RPC | CLIENT, CLOSE, CONVERSATION, RPC |
USR2034N | Read any error message from FNAT or FUSER | NAT | ERROR MESSAGES | *ERROR-NR, *LANGUAGE, ERROR, FNAT, FSEC ENABLED, FUSER, SYSERR |
USR2035N | Get or set parameters for SSL support | RPC | RPC | CLIENT, ENTIREX, RPC, SERVER, SSL |
USR2036N | Convert binary variable (B8) into numeric variable (P20) | NAT | DATE / TIME SUPPORT | B8, BINARY, CONVERSION, COPYCODE-INTERFACE, NANOSECONDS, STORE CLOCK, TIME |
USR2071N | Support EntireX Security on client side | RPC | RPC - SECURITY | CLIENT, ENTIREX, PASSWORD, PASSWORD PHRASE, RPC, SECURITY |
USR2072N | Support EntireX Security on server side | RPC | RPC - SECURITY | ENTIREX, PASSWORD, PASSWORD PHRASE, RPC, SECURITY, SERVER |
USR2073N | Ping or terminate a Natural RPC server | RPC | RPC | PING, RPC, SERVER, TERMINATE |
USR2074N | Set new password for Natural Security user in RPC context | RPC | RPC - SECURITY | NEWPASSW, RPC, SERVER |
USR2075N | Terminate EntireX Broker service | RPC | RPC | BROKER SERVICE, ENTIREX, RPC, SERVER, TERMINATE |
USR2076N | Get or set RPC TIMEOUT value | RPC | RPC | GET, RPC, SET, TIMEOUT |
USR3001N | List Roll Server directory entries | NAT | ROLL SERVER | ROLL SERVER |
USR3002N | Delete Roll Server directory entries | NAT | ROLL SERVER | ROLL SERVER |
USR3003N | Initialize logical file table or set FDIC file | NAT | SYSTEM FILES | FDIC, INITIALIZE, SYSTEM FILE |
USR3004N | Maintain internal Fast Locate Table | NAT | SERVER | BUFFER POOL, CLEAR, CLIENT, FAST, LOCATE, SERVER, TABLE |
USR3013N | Get SYSPROF information | NAT | SYSTEM COMMANDS | DBID, ENVIRONMENT, FILE, FNAT, FNR, FUSER, SYSPROF |
USR3025N | Maintain definition of multiple steplibs | NAT | STEPLIBS | *STEPLIB, LIBRARY, STEPLIB |
USR3320N | Find user short error message (including steplibs search) | NAT | ERROR MESSAGES | *ERROR-NR, *LANGUAGE, BUFFER POOL, ERROR, FNAT, FUSER, MESSAGE BUFFER POOL, STEPLIB, SYSERR |
USR4001N | Set profile parameter PROGRAM | NAT | PROFILE PARAMETERS | BACKEND, PARAMETER, PROFILE, PROGRAM, SET |
USR4002N | Get variables of the current system | NAT | NATURAL ENVIRONMENT | SYSTEM VARIABLES |
USR4003N | Get Natural stack information | NAT | RUNTIME | STACK |
USR4004N | Get dynamic Natural profile parameters at session start | NAT | PROFILE PARAMETERS | DYNAMIC, PARAMETER, PROFILE |
USR4005N | Read all current PF-key settings | NAT | NATURAL ENVIRONMENT | KEY SETTING, PF-KEY |
USR4006N | Select or cancel Natural sessions under CICS | NCI | RUNTIME | CANCEL, CICS, FLUSH, KILL, SELECT, SESSION |
USR4007N | Get or set profile parameter SYNERR | NAT | PROFILE PARAMETERS | GET, SET, SYNERR |
USR4008N | Set library for RPC execution | RPC | RPC | LOGON, RPC, SERVER |
USR4009N | Set parameters for EntireX | RPC | RPC | CLIENT, RPC, SERVER |
USR4010N | Get runtime settings of RPC server | RPC | RPC | RPC, RUNTIME, SERVER, SETTING |
USR4011N | Create a hash value using SHA-1 | NAT | DATA HANDLING | HASH, METHOD, SECURITY, SHA-1 |
USR4012N | Set application error on RPC server | RPC | RPC | ENTIREX, RPC, SERVER |
USR4025N | Maintain definition of multiple steplibs in Natural Security | NAT | STEPLIBS | *STEPLIB, LIBRARY, STEPLIB |
USR4201N | Maintain data area sources | NAT | EDITOR | DATA AREA, GDA, FSEC ENABLED, LDA, PDA, SOURCE, SOURCE AREA |
USR4202N | Get information on code page table | NAT | CODE PAGE SUPPORT | CODE PAGE, NATCONFG |
USR4203N | Check for object locking, lock or unlock Natural object | NAT | LOCK HANDLING | CHECK, LOCK, LOCKING, UNLOCK |
USR4204N | Set or reset CICS container name | NCI | NATURAL ENVIRONMENT | CHANNEL, CICS, CONTAINER |
USR4206N | List objects in a library | NAT | NATURAL OBJECTS | FNAT, FSEC ENABLED, FUSER, LIST, MODULE, SOURCE, SYSTEM FILE |
USR4207N | Get machine data | NAT | NATURAL ENVIRONMENT | QVS |
USR4208N | Read or write a Natural resource | NAT | RESOURCES | FSEC ENABLED, READ, RESOURCE, WRITE |
USR4209N | Get short name of subroutine | NAT | NATURAL OBJECTS | LONG NAME, NAME, SUBROUTINE |
USR4210N | Perform base64 conversion of alphanumeric and binary bytes | NAT | DATA HANDLING | ALPHA, BASE64, BINARY, CONVERSION, NETWORK, TCP/IP |
USR4211N | Get DBCS characters | NAT | CODE PAGE SUPPORT | DBCS, SOSI |
USR4212N | Analyze data area | NAT | EDITOR | DATA AREA, FSEC ENABLED |
USR4213N | Maintain string handling for DBCS support | NAT | CODE PAGE SUPPORT | DBCS, LATIN, SOSI |
USR4214N | Get program level information | NAT | RUNTIME | *LEVEL |
USR4215N | Get list of resources in a Natural library | NAT | RESOURCES | FSEC ENABLED, LIST, RESOURCE |
USR4216N | List objects in a library with extended selection | NAT | NATURAL OBJECTS | LIBRARY, LIST, OBJECT |
USR4217N | Send data to Optimize for Infrastructure | NAT | OPTIMIZE FOR INFRASTRUCTURE | DATA COLLECTOR, OPTIMIZE |
USR4218N | Get information on Natural Development Server | NDV | SERVER | NDV, SERVER |
USR4220N | Perform base64 conversion of alphanumeric and binary bytes | NAT | DATA HANDLING | ALPHA, BASE64, BINARY, CONVERSION, NETWORK, TCP/IP |
USR4340N | List contents of buffer pool or buffer pool cache | NAT | BUFFER POOL | BUFFER POOL, LIST, SORT |
USR4341N | Maintain blacklists of Natural buffer pools | NAT | BUFFER POOL | ADD, BLACKLIST, BUFFER POOL, DELETE, LIST, READ |
USR4342N | Maintain Natural message pool | NAT | BUFFER POOL | BUFFER POOL, MESSAGE BUFFER POOL |
USR4371N | Set credentials for RPC server (define user ID and ETID) | RPC | RPC - SECURITY | ETID, PASSWORD, RPC, SECURITY, TICKET, USER ID |
USR6002N | Get the current values of internal counters | NAT | RUNTIME | COUNTER, GET, LT, MADIO, MAINPR, MAXCL, RUNTIME |
USR6008N | Get data of object in source area | NAT | EDITOR | LIBRARY, MODE, NAME, SOURCE AREA, TYPE |
USR6204N | Set profile parameter PROGRAM | NAT | PROFILE PARAMETERS | BACKEND, PARAMETER, PROFILE, PROGRAM, SET |
USR6303N | Get Natural stack information | NAT | RUNTIME | STACK |
USR6304N | Get or set reliable state for RPC execution | RPC | RPC - RELIABLE RPC | CLIENT, RELIABLE, RPC, UOW |
USR6305N | Commit or rollback reliable RPC messages | RPC | RPC - RELIABLE RPC | CLIENT, COMMIT, RELIABLE, ROLLBACK, RPC, UOW |
USR6306N | Get status of UOWs of current EntireX Broker user | RPC | RPC - RELIABLE RPC | CLIENT, RELIABLE, RPC, UOW |
USR8201N | Get the Natural version | NAT | NATURAL ENVIRONMENT | NATVERS, VERSION |
USR8202N | Get enhanced error information on error NAT3145 | NAT | ERROR HANDLING | *ERROR, ADABAS, DATABASE, ERROR |
USR8203N | Get profile parameters from the Natural parameter module | NAT | PROFILE PARAMETERS | NATPARM, PARAMETER, PROFILE |
USR8204N | Perform ZIIP command | NAT | SYSTEM COMMANDS | ZIIP |
USR8205N | Get called subprograms and subroutines with parameters | NAT | NATURAL OBJECTS | PARAMETER, SUBPROGRAM, SUBPROGRAM PARAMETER, SUBROUTINE, SUBROUTINE PARAMETER, SYMBOL TABLE |
USR8206N | Read variable definitions from a cataloged Natural object | NAT | NATURAL OBJECTS | CATALOGED OBJECT, PARAMETER, SYMBOL TABLE, VARIABLE |
USR8207N | Maintain the number of DBMS calls, MAXCL and MADIO parameters | NAT | DATABASE | COUNTER, DATABASE, GET, MADIO, MAXCL, SET |
USR8208N | Terminate EntireX Broker service | RPC | RPC | BROKER SERVICE, ENTIREX, RPC, SERVER, SHUTDOWN-SERVICE, TERMINATE |
USR8210N | Maintain Natural Profiler monitoring | NAT | PROFILER | PROFILER, TRACE |
USR8211N | Get database type and options | NAT | DATABASE | DATABASE, TYPE |
USR8212N | Switch to conversational mode under CICS | NCI | NATURAL ENVIRONMENT | CICS, CONVERSATIONAL, PSEUDO |
USR8213N | Shutdown server with sequence number on EntireX Broker | RPC | RPC | BROKER SERVER, ENTIREX, RPC, SEQUENCE NUMBER, SERVER, SHUTDOWN, SHUTDOWN-SERVER, TERMINATE |
USR8214N | Get or set ACBUSER token for Adabas calls | NAT | DATABASE | ACBUSER, ADABAS, REVIEW |
USR8215N | Get the Natural and NSC version | NAT | NATURAL ENVIRONMENT | NATVERS, NSC, SECURITY, VERSION |
USR8216N | Maintain the RPC service directory | RPC | RPC | MAINTENANCE, NATCLTGS, RPC, SERVICE DIRECTORY |
USR8217N | Search execution library for a Natural object | NAT | NATURAL ENVIRONMENT | EXECUTING, LIBRARY, STEPLIB |
USR8218N | Get all databases accessed by Natural | NAT | DATABASE | ADABAS, DATABASE, TYPE |
USR8219N | Perform Adabas direct calls using ACBX protocol | NAT | DATABASE | ACBX, ADABAS, DATABASE, DDM, FILE |
USR8220N | Trigger termination of current RPC server | RPC | RPC | RPC, SERVER, TERMINATE |
USR8221N | Generate codepage translation table | NAT | DATA HANDLING | ASCII, CODEPAGE, EBCDIC, TRANSLATE, TRANSLATION TABLE |
USR8222N | Get Natural stack information | NAT | RUNTIME | STACK |
USR8223N | Get z/OS data set name | NAT | OPERATING SYSTEM | DATASET, WORK FILE |
USR8224N | Get Adabas file name | NAT | DATABASE | DATABASE, FILE, NAME |
USR8225N | Maintain message ID and correlation ID of EntireX | RPC | RPC | CLIENT, CORRELATION ID, ENTIREX, MESSAGE ID, RPC, SERVER |
USR8401N | Read/Write dynamic error message parts | NAT | ERROR MESSAGES | *ERROR-NR, DYNAMIC, ERROR, SYSERR |
USR9171N | Set user ID and password phrase for RPC server | RPC | RPC - SECURITY | PASSWORD, PASSWORD PHRASE, RPC, SECURITY, TICKET, USER ID |
USR9175N | Ping, terminate or trace a Natural RPC server (pwd phrase) | RPC | RPC | PASSWORD PHRASE, PING, PWD PHRASE, RPC, SERVER, TERMINATE, TRACE, TRACEINFO |
USR9176N | Terminate an EntireX Broker service (password phrase) | RPC | RPC | BROKER SERVICE, ENTIREX, PASSWORD PHRASE, RPC, SERVER, SHUTDOWN-SERVICE, TERMINATE |
USR9177N | Shutdown server (seq. number) on EntireX Broker (pwd phrase) | RPC | RPC | BROKER SERVER, ENTIREX, PASSWORD PHRASE, RPC, SEQUENCE NUMBER, SERVER, SHUTDOWN, SHUTDOWN-SERVER, TERMINATE |
USR9178N | Maintain local store clock value | NAT | DATE / TIME SUPPORT | *TIMESTMP, *TIMX, CONVERSION, COPYCODE-INTERFACE, DATE, LOCAL TIME, MICROSECONDS, SLIDING WINDOW, STORE CLOCK, TIME, TIME DIFFERENTIAL, TIMEZONE |
USR9201N | Convert time-related variables | NAT | DATE / TIME SUPPORT | *DATX, *TIMESTMP, *TIMESTMPX, *TIMX, CONVERSION, COPYCODE-INTERFACE, DATE, DIFFERENCE, EXTENDED STORE CLOCK, MICROSECONDS, SLIDING WINDOW, SMART STORE CLOCK, STORE CLOCK, TIME |
USR9202N | Delete a loaded 3GL program | NAT | NATURAL ENVIRONMENT | 3GL PROGRAM, DELETE, DELETE PROGRAMS |
USR9203N | Check availability of Adabas descriptor | NAT | DATABASE | ADABAS, CHECK, DATABASE, DESCRIPTOR, FILE, FNAT, FUSER, HYPERDESCRIPTOR |
USR9204N | Send Command to server with sequence number on EntireX Broker | RPC | RPC | BROKER SERVER, ENTIREX, PASSWORD PHRASE, RPC, SEND-COMMAND, SEQUENCE NUMBER, SERVER |
USR9205N | Create a hash value using SHA-256 or others | NAT | DATA HANDLING | HASH, MD5, METHOD, RPMD-160, SECURITY, SHA-1, SHA-224, SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512 |
USR9207N | Get information about ZAPs | NAT | NATURAL ENVIRONMENT | DUMP, SZAP, ZAPS |
USR9208N | Get Roll Server statistics | NAT | ROLL SERVER | ROLL SERVER, STATISTICS |
USR9210N | List Roll Server directory entries | NAT | ROLL SERVER | OVERFLOW, ROLL SERVER |