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►About this Documentation
- Document Conventions
- Online Information and Support
- Data Protection
►Using Natural Studio
- Starting and Terminating Natural Studio
- Elements of the Natural Studio Window
- Environments and Views in the Library Workspace
- Using Natural Libraries
- Creating, Maintaining and Executing Natural Objects
- Managing Natural Objects
- Managing Resources
- Managing the Different Types of Windows
- Issuing Commands in the Command Line
- Customizing Natural Studio
- Setting the Options
- Using Session Parameters
- Displaying System Information
- Using Development Tools
- Using Configuration Tools
- Using Help
- Shortcut Keys
- Rules and Naming Conventions
►First Steps
- About this Tutorial
- Getting Started with Natural Studio
- Hello World!
- Database Access
- User Input
- Loops and Labels
- Inline Subroutines
- Processing Rules and Helproutines
- Local Data Areas
- Global Data Areas
- External Subroutines
- Subprograms
- First Steps
►Unicode and Code Page Support
- Introduction
- Enabling Unicode and Code Page Support
- Configuration and Administration of the Unicode/Code Page Environment
- Development Environment
- Unicode and Code Page Support in the Natural Programming Language
- Unicode Input/Output Handling in Natural Applications
- Bidirectional Language Support
- Double-Byte Character Support
- Unicode Data Storage
- Platform Differences
- Migrating Existing Applications
- Special Considerations and Limitations
- Frequently Asked Questions
►Release Notes for Natural Version 9.1 for Windows
- Release Information for Natural Version 9.1.1
- Release Information for Natural Version 9.1.2
►Installation
- What Can be Installed With Natural?
- System Requirements
- Important Information
- Installing Natural
- Completing the Installation
- Uninstalling Natural
►Configuration Utility
- Starting and Terminating the Configuration Utility
- Elements of the Configuration Utility Window
- Working with the Configuration Utility
- Overview of Configuration File Parameters
- Overview of Profile Parameters
- Invoking Natural with an Alternative Parameter File
►Operations
- Using the Windows Firewall with Natural
- Profile Parameter Usage
- System Files
- Work Files
- Natural Buffer Pool
- Using the GUI Version of the Buffer Pool Monitor
- Using the Command Line Version of the Buffer Pool Monitor (NATBPMON)
- Natural in Batch Mode
- Output Window
- Natural Runtime
- Support of Different Character Sets with NATCONV.INI
- Natural Exit Codes
- Setting Up the Entire System Server Interface
- ►Administrating NaturalX Applications
►Natural Web I/O Interface
- Introduction
- Installing and Configuring the Natural Web I/O Interface Server
- ►Installing the Natural Web I/O Interface Client
- ►Configuring the Client
►Database Management System Interfaces
- Natural and Entire Access
- Natural for Tamino
►Messages and Codes
- Natural System Error Messages 0001-0049
- Natural System Error Messages 0050-0099
- Natural System Error Messages 0100-0149
- Natural System Error Messages 0150-0199
- Natural System Error Messages 0200-0249
- Natural System Error Messages 0250-0299
- Natural System Error Messages 0300-0349
- Natural System Error Messages 0350-0399
- Natural System Error Messages 0400-0449
- Natural System Error Messages 0450-0499
- Natural System Error Messages 0550-0599
- Natural System Error Messages 0600-0649
- Natural System Error Messages 0650-0699
- Natural System Error Messages 0700-0749
- Natural System Error Messages 0750-0799
- Natural System Error Messages 0800-0849
- Natural System Error Messages 0850-0899
- Natural System Error Messages 0900-0949
- Natural System Error Messages 0950-0999
- Natural System Error Messages 1000-1049
- Natural System Error Messages 1050-1099
- Natural System Error Messages 1100-1149
- Natural System Error Messages 1150-1199
- Natural System Error Messages 1200-1249
- Natural System Error Messages 1250-1299
- Natural System Error Messages 1300-1349
- Natural System Error Messages 1350-1399
- Natural System Error Messages 1400-1449
- Natural System Error Messages 1500-1549
- Natural System Error Messages 1550-1599
- Natural System Error Messages 1600-1649
- Natural System Error Messages 1650-1699
- Natural System Error Messages 1700-1749
- Natural System Error Messages 1750-1799
- Natural System Error Messages 1800-1849
- Natural System Error Messages 1900-1949
- Natural System Error Messages 1950-1999
- Natural System Error Messages 2000-2049
- Natural System Error Messages 2050-2099
- Natural System Error Messages 2100-2149
- Natural System Error Messages 2150-2199
- Natural System Error Messages 2200-2249
- Natural System Error Messages 2250-2299
- Natural System Error Messages 2300-2349
- Natural System Error Messages 2350-2399
- Natural System Error Messages 2400-2449
- Natural System Error Messages 2450-2499
- Natural System Error Messages 2500-2549
- Natural System Error Messages 2550-2599
- Natural System Error Messages 2600-2649
- Natural System Error Messages 2650-2699
- Natural System Error Messages 2700-2749
- Natural System Error Messages 2750-2799
- Natural System Error Messages 2800-2849
- Natural System Error Messages 2850-2899
- Natural System Error Messages 2900-2949
- Natural System Error Messages 2950-2999
- Natural System Error Messages 3000-3049
- Natural System Error Messages 3050-3099
- Natural System Error Messages 3100-3149
- Natural System Error Messages 3150-3199
- Natural System Error Messages 3200-3249
- Natural System Error Messages 3250-3299
- Natural System Error Messages 3300-3349
- Natural System Error Messages 3350-3399
- Natural System Error Messages 3400-3449
- Natural System Error Messages 3450-3499
- Natural System Error Messages 3500-3549
- Natural System Error Messages 3550-3599
- Natural System Error Messages 3600-3649
- Natural System Error Messages 3700-3749
- Natural System Error Messages 4000-4049
- Natural System Error Messages 4050-4099
- Natural System Error Messages 4100-4149
- Natural System Error Messages 4150-4199
- Natural System Error Messages 4200-4249
- Natural System Error Messages 4250-4299
- Natural System Error Messages 4300-4349
- Natural System Error Messages 4350-4399
- Natural System Error Messages 4400-4449
- Natural System Error Messages 4450-4499
- Natural System Error Messages 4500-4549
- Natural System Error Messages 4550-4599
- Natural System Error Messages 4600-4649
- Natural System Error Messages 4650-4699
- Natural System Error Messages 4700-4749
- Natural System Error Messages 4750-4799
- Natural System Error Messages 4800-4849
- Natural System Error Messages 4850-4899
- Natural System Error Messages 4900-4949
- Natural System Error Messages 4950-4999
- Natural System Error Messages 5200-5249
- Natural System Error Messages 5250-5299
- Natural System Error Messages 5350-5399
- Natural System Error Messages 5400-5449
- Natural System Error Messages 5450-5499
- Natural System Error Messages 5500-5549
- Natural System Error Messages 5550-5599
- Natural System Error Messages 5600-5649
- Natural System Error Messages 5650-5699
- Natural System Error Messages 5700-5749
- Natural System Error Messages 5750-5799
- Natural System Error Messages 5800-5849
- Natural System Error Messages 5850-5899
- Natural System Error Messages 5900-5949
- Natural System Error Messages 5950-5999
- Natural System Error Messages 6000-6049
- Natural System Error Messages 6050-6099
- Natural System Error Messages 6100-6149
- Natural System Error Messages 6150-6199
- Natural System Error Messages 6200-6249
- Natural System Error Messages 6250-6299
- Natural System Error Messages 6300-6349
- Natural System Error Messages 6350-6399
- Natural System Error Messages 6400-6449
- Natural System Error Messages 6450-6499
- Natural System Error Messages 6500-6549
- Natural System Error Messages 6550-6599
- Natural System Error Messages 6600-6649
- Natural System Error Messages 6700-6749
- Natural System Error Messages 6750-6799
- Natural System Error Messages 6800-6849
- Natural System Error Messages 6850-6899
- Natural System Error Messages 6900-6949
- Natural System Error Messages 6950-6999
- Natural System Error Messages 7000-7049
- Natural System Error Messages 7050-7099
- Natural System Error Messages 7200-7249
- Natural System Error Messages 7300-7349
- Natural System Error Messages 7350-7399
- Natural System Error Messages 7400-7449
- Natural System Error Messages 7500-7549
- Natural System Error Messages 7600-7649
- Natural System Error Messages 7650-7699
- Natural System Error Messages 7700-7749
- Natural System Error Messages 7800-7849
- Natural System Error Messages 7950-7999
- Natural System Error Messages 8300-8349
- Natural System Error Messages 8400-8449
- Natural System Error Messages 9000-9049
- Natural System Error Messages 9900-9949
- Natural System Error Messages 9950-9999
►Natural Security
- Structure And Terminology Of Natural Security
- Natural Security On Different Platforms
- First Steps After the Installation
- Logging On
- Finding Your Way In Natural Security
- Administrator Services
- User Maintenance
- Library Maintenance
- Protecting Libraries
- Protecting Environments
- Protecting DDMs On Mainframes
- Protecting DDMs On UNIX, OpenVMS And Windows
- Protecting Utilities
- Protecting the Natural Development Server Environment and Applications
- Protecting the Natural Development Environment in Eclipse
- Protecting Natural RPC Servers and Services
- Protecting External Objects
- Mailboxes
- Retrieval
- Countersignatures
- Functional Security
- Natural Security In Batch Mode
- Transferring Security Data To Another System File
- User Exits
- Application Programming Interfaces
- Add-On Products and Plug-Ins
►Natural RPC (Remote Procedure Call)
- Introducing Natural RPC
- Prerequisites and Preparatory Information
- Restrictions and Limitations
- Setting Up a Natural RPC Environment
- Starting a Natural RPC Server
- Terminating a Natural RPC Server
- Operating a Natural RPC Environment
- Using a Conversational RPC
- Reliable RPC
- Using a Remote Directory Server - RDS
- Using Security
- EntireX Broker Support
- APIs for Providing an RPC Context from the Natural Client Side
►Statements
- Statements Grouped by Function
- Syntax Symbols and Operand Definition Tables
- ►Using Natural SQL Statements
  - Common Set and Extended Set
  - Basic Syntactical Items
  - Natural View Concept
  - Scalar Expressions
  - Search Conditions
  - Select Expressions
  - Flexible SQL
- Referenced Example Programs
- ACCEPT/REJECT
- ADD
- AT BREAK
- AT END OF DATA
- AT END OF PAGE
- AT START OF DATA
- AT TOP OF PAGE
- BACKOUT TRANSACTION
- BEFORE BREAK PROCESSING
- CALL
- CALL FILE
- CALL LOOP
- CALLDBPROC (SQL)
- CALLNAT
- CLOSE CONVERSATION
- CLOSE DIALOG
- CLOSE PRINTER
- CLOSE WORK FILE
- COMMIT (SQL)
- COMPRESS
- COMPUTE
- CREATE OBJECT
- DECIDE FOR
- DECIDE ON
- DEFINE CLASS
- ►DEFINE DATA
  - Function and Basic Syntax Rules
  - Defining Global Data
  - Defining Parameter Data
  - Defining Local Data
  - Defining Application-Independent Variables
  - Defining Context Variables for Natural RPC
  - Defining NaturalX Objects
  - Variable Definition
  - View Definition
  - Redefinition
  - Array Dimension Definition
  - Initial-Value Definition
  - Initial/Constant Values for an Array
  - EM, HD, PM Parameters for Field/Variable
  - Examples of DEFINE DATA Statement Usage
- DEFINE FUNCTION
- DEFINE PRINTER
- DEFINE PROTOTYPE
- DEFINE SUBROUTINE
- DEFINE WINDOW
- DEFINE WORK FILE
- DELETE
- DELETE (SQL)
- DISPLAY
- DIVIDE
- DO/DOEND
- EJECT
- END
- END TRANSACTION
- ESCAPE
- EXAMINE
- EXPAND
- FETCH
- FIND
- FOR
- FORMAT
- GET
- GET SAME
- GET TRANSACTION DATA
- HISTOGRAM
- IF
- IF SELECTION
- IGNORE
- INCLUDE
- ►INPUT
  - INPUT Syntax 1 - Dynamic Screen Layout Specification
  - INPUT Syntax 2 - Using Predefined Map Layout
- INSERT (SQL)
- INTERFACE
- LIMIT
- LOOP
- METHOD
- MOVE
- MOVE INDEXED
- MULTIPLY
- NEWPAGE
- OBTAIN
- ON ERROR
- OPEN CONVERSATION
- OPEN DIALOG
- OPTIONS
- PARSE XML
- PASSW
- PERFORM
- PERFORM BREAK PROCESSING
- PRINT
- PROCESS
- PROCESS COMMAND
- PROCESS GUI
- PROCESS PAGE
- PROCESS REPORTER
- PROCESS SQL (SQL)
- PROPERTY
- READ
- READ RESULT SET (SQL)
- READ WORK FILE
- READLOB
- REDEFINE
- REDUCE
- REINPUT
- RELEASE
- REPEAT
- REQUEST DOCUMENT
- RESET
- RESIZE
- ROLLBACK (SQL)
- RETRY
- RUN
- SELECT (SQL)
- SEND EVENT
- SEND METHOD
- SEPARATE
- SET CONTROL
- SET GLOBALS
- SET KEY
- SET TIME
- SET WINDOW
- SKIP
- SORT
- STACK
- STOP
- STORE
- SUBTRACT
- SUSPEND IDENTICAL SUPPRESS
- TERMINATE
- UPDATE
- UPDATE (SQL)
- UPDATELOB
- WRITE
- WRITE TITLE
- WRITE TRAILER
- WRITE WORK FILE
►System Functions
- Natural System Functions for Use in Processing Loops
- Mathematical System Functions
- ►Miscellaneous System Functions
- Functions Supplied as Natural Objects
►System Variables
- Application-Related System Variables
- Date and Time System Variables
- Input/Output-Related System Variables
- Natural Environment-Related System Variables
- System Environment-Related System Variables
- XML-Related System Variables
►Terminal Commands
- Introduction to Terminal Commands
- Terminal Commands Grouped by Function
- Terminal Command Key Assignments
- %% and %. - Interrupt Current Operation
- %* - Inhibit Character Display
- %
- %= - Assigning Colors to Fields
- %C - Copying Contents of Page Buffer
- %CS and %CC - Copying Data to Stack or *COM
- %E= - Activate/Deactivate Error Processing
- %FM - Numeric Edit Mask Free Mode
- %H - Hardcopy Output
- %I= - Specify Icon for Output Window
- %J - Invoke Helproutine
- %K and %KP - Simulate PF- and PA-Key
- %L - Disable Lower- to Upper-Case Translation
- %L= - Set Language Code
- %M - Control of Message Line
- %N - Activate Non-Conversational Mode
- %Q - Suppress Next Input
- %QS - Simultaneous Output of Multiple Screens
- %R - Repeat INPUT Statement
- %T - Position Cursor to Top of Active Window
- %Tll/cc - Position Cursor to Line ll, Column cc
- %T* - Position Cursor Outside Window
- %U - Translate Lower to Upper Case
- %V - Control of Print Mode
- %W - Window Processing
- %X - Control of Infoline
- %Z - Clear Source Area
►Parameter Reference
- Introduction to Profile Parameters
- Introduction to Session Parameters
- ACIVERS - Define API Version for Use with EntireX Broker ACI
- ACTPOLICY - Defines Default Activation Policy for DCOM Classes
- AD - Attribute Definition
- ADAPRM - Adabas Review Support
- AL - Alphanumeric Length for Output
- AUTO - Automatic Logon
- AUTOREGISTER - Automatic Registry Update
- AUTORPC - Automatic Natural RPC Execution
- BATCH - Batch Mode Simulation
- BATCHMODE - Batch Mode
- BMBLANK - Display Trailing Blanks
- BMCONTROL - Display Control Characters
- BMFRAME - Window Frame Characters
- BMSIM - Similar Batch Mode Output
- BMTIME - Display Process Time
- BMTITLE - Display Window Title
- BMVERSION - Display Natural Version
- BPID - Specify Buffer Pool ID
- BPID2 - Specify Secondary Buffer Pool
- BPNAME - Name of Natural Global Buffer Pool
- BPSFI - Object Search First in Buffer Pool
- CC - Error Processing in Batch Mode
- CD - Color Definition
- CDYNAM - Dynamic Loading of Non-Natural Programs
- CF - Character for Terminal Commands
- CLEAR - Processing of CLEAR Key in NEXT Mode
- CM - Command Mode
- CMOBJIN - Batch Input File for Natural INPUT Data
- CMPRINT - Batch Output File
- CMPRTnn - Additional Report
- CMSYNIN - Batch Input File for Natural Commands and INPUT Data
- CMWRKnn - Natural Work Files
- COMPR - Set RPC Buffer Compression
- COMSERVERID - Determine DCOM Server ID
- COVERAGE - Code Coverage of a Natural Session
- CP - Default Code Page Name
- CPCVERR - Code Page Conversion Error
- CPOBJIN - Code Page of Batch Input File
- CPPRINT - Code Page of Batch Output File
- CPRPC - Define Code Page Name
- CPSYNIN - Code Page of Batch Input File for Commands
- CV - Attribute Control Variable
- CVMIN - Control Variable Modified at Input
- DBGAT - Debug Attach Server for NaturalONE
- DBSHORT - Interpretation of Database Field Short Names
- DBUPD - Database Updating
- DC - Character for Decimal Point Notation
- DD - Day Differential
- DF - Date Format
- DFOUT - Date Format for Output
- DFS - Specify RPC Client's Default Server Address
- DFSTACK - Date Format for Stack
- DFTITLE - Output Format of Date in Standard Report Title
- DL - Display Length for Output
- DTFORM - Date Format
- DU - Dump Generation
- DY - Dynamic Attributes
- DYNPARM - Control Use of Dynamic Parameters
- ECHO - Control Printing of Batch Input Data
- EDTBPSIZE - Software AG Editor Buffer Pool Size
- EDTLFILES - Number of Software AG Editor Logical Files
- EJ - Page Eject
- EM - Edit Mask
- EMFM - Edit Mask Free Mode
- EMU - Unicode Edit Mask
- ENDIAN - Endian Mode for Compiled Objects
- ENDMSG - Display Session-End Message
- ES - Empty Line Suppression
- ESCAPE - Ignore Terminal Commands %% and %.
- ESXDB - Database ID Used for Entire System Server DDMs
- ET - Execution of END/BACKOUT TRANSACTION Statements
- ETA - Error Transaction Program
- ETDB - Database for Transaction Data
- ETEOP - Issue END TRANSACTION at End of Program
- ETID - Adabas User Identification
- ETIO - Issue END TRANSACTION upon Terminal I/O
- FC - Filler Character for INPUT Statement
- FC - Filler Character for DISPLAY Statement
- FCDP - Filler Character for Dynamically Protected Input Fields
- FDDM - Natural System File for DDMs
- FDIC - Predict System File
- FL - Floating Point Mantissa Length
- FNAT - Natural System File for System Programs
- FREEGDA - Release GDA in Utility Mode
- FS - Default Format/Length Setting for User-Defined Variables
- FSEC - Natural Security System File
- FUSER - Natural System File for User Programs
- GC - Filler Character for Group Headers
- GFID - Global Format IDs
- GPGEN - Generate GP Information
- HC - Header Centering
- HD - Header Definition
- HE - Helproutine
- HI - Help Character
- HW - Heading Width
- IA - Input Assign Character
- IC - Insertion Character
- ICU - Unicode Insertion Character
- ID - Input Delimiter Character
- IKEY - Processing of PA and PF Keys
- IM - Input Mode
- INIT-LIB - Library for Automatic Logon
- IP - INPUT Prompting Text
- IS - Identical Suppress
- ITERM - Session Termination in Case of Initialization Error
- KC - Check for Statement Keywords
- KCHECK - Check for Statement Keywords
- KD - Key Definition
- LC - Lower to Upper Case Translation
- LC - Leading Characters
- LCU - Unicode Leading Characters
- LDB - Wait Time for Response of Local Adabas Database
- LE - Reaction when Limit for Processing Loop Exceeded
- LFILE - Logical System File Definition
- LOGONRQ - Logon for RPC Server Request Required
- LS - Line Size
- LT - Limit for Processing Loops
- MADIO - Maximum DBMS Calls between Screen I/O Operations
- MAINPR - Override Default Output Report Number
- MASKCME - MASK Compatible with MOVE EDITED
- MAXBUFF - Default Buffer Size
- MAXCL - Maximum Number of Program Calls
- MAXPREC - Maximum Number of Digits after Decimal Point
- MAXYEAR - Maximum Year for Date/Time Values
- MC - Multiple-Value Field Count
- MFSET - Multi-Fetch Setting
- ML - Position of Message Line
- MP - Maximum Number of Pages of a Report
- MS - Manual Skip
- MSGSF - Display System Error Messages in Short/Full Format
- MT - Maximum CPU Time
- NATLOG - Natural Log File
- NC - Use of Natural System Commands
- NCFVERS - NCF File Protocol Version
- NL - Numeric Length for Output
- NOAPPLERR - Suppress Message Number Prefix NAT
- OPF - Overwriting of Protected Fields by Helproutines
- OPRB - Database Open/Close Processing
- PARM - Alternative Parameter File
- PC - Periodic Group Count
- PCHECK - Parameter Checking for Object Calling Statements
- PERSIST - Flag a Parameter File as Persistent
- PM - Print Mode
- PRGPAR - Data to be Passed to Program Receiving Control at Termination
- PROFILER - Profile a Natural Session
- PROGRAM - Non-Natural Program Receiving Control after Termination
- PS - Page Size for Natural Reports
- PSIGNF - Internal Representation of Positive Sign of Packed Numbers
- RCFIND - Handling of Response Code 113 for FIND Statement
- RCGET - Handling of Response Code 113 for GET Statement
- RDACTIVE - Activate Remote Debugger
- RDNODE - Remote Debugger Node Name
- RDPORT - Remote Debugger Port
- RDS - Define Remote Directory Server
- RECAT - Dynamic Recataloging
- REINP - Issue Internal REINPUT Statement for Invalid Data
- RI - Release ISNs
- RNCONST - Renumber Line Numbers in Constants
- ROSY - Read-Only Access to System Files
- RPCSDIR - Library for Service Directory
- RTINT - Allow Runtime Interrupt
- RQTOUT – REQUEST DOCUMENT Timeout
- SA - Sound Terminal Alarm
- SB - Selection Box
- SD - Time Delay between Two Screens
- SERVER - Start Natural Session as an RPC Server Session
- SF - Spacing Factor
- SG - Sign Position
- SM - Programming in Structured Mode
- SNAT - Sound a Bell at Syntax Error
- SORTSZE - Size of Sort Buffer
- SPODDEBUGPORT - Debugger Port for Debugging in the Context of SPoD
- SRETAIN - Retain Source Format
- SRVCMIT - Server Commit Time
- SRVNAME - Name of RPC Server
- SRVNODE - Name of Node
- SRVRTRY - Number of Connect/Reconnect Attempts
- SRVTERM - Server Termination Event
- SRVUSER - User ID for RPC Server Registry
- SRVWAIT - Wait Time of RPC Server
- SSIZE - Size of Source Area Allocated by the Editors
- STACK - Place Data/Commands on the Stack
- STARTUP - Program Name for System Variable *STARTUP
- STEPLIB - Initial Setting for *STEPLIB System Variable
- SUBCHAR - Substitution Character for Default Code Page
- SUTF8 - UTF-8 Format for Sources
- SYMGEN - Generate Symbol Table
- SYNERR - Control of Syntax Errors
- TC - Trailing Characters
- TCU - Unicode Trailing Characters
- TD - Time Differential
- TF - Translation of Database ID/File Number
- THSEP - Dynamic Thousands Separator
- THSEPCH - Thousands Separator Character
- TIMEOUT - Wait Time for RPC Server Response
- TMPSORTUNIQ - Unique Names for Temporary Sort Work Files
- TQ - Translate Quotation Marks
- TQMARK - Translate Quotation Marks
- TRACE - Define Trace Level for Natural RPC Servers
- TRANSP - Server Transport Protocol
- TRYALT - Try Alternative Server Address
- UC - Underlining Character
- UDB - User Database ID
- ULANG - User Language
- USEDIC - Common Logical Name for Dictionary Servers
- USER - User ID
- USEREP - Repository Usage
- USIZE - Size of User Buffer
- WEBIO - Use Natural Web I/O Interface
- WFOPFA - Opening of Work Files
- WH - Wait for Record in Hold Status
- WORK - Work-File Assignments
- XREF - Creation of XRef Data for Natural
- YD - Year Differential
- YSLW - Year Sliding or Fixed Window
- ZD - Zero-Division Check
- ZP - Zero Printing
►Programming Guide
- Natural Programming Modes
- ►Objects for Natural Application Management
- Function Call
- ►Field Definitions
- ►Database Access
- ►Report Format and Control
- ►Further Programming Aspects
- Statements for Internet and XML Access
- Portable Natural Generated Programs
- ►Introduction to Event-Driven Programming
- ►Event-Driven Programming Techniques
- Results Interface
- ►Character-Based Application User Interfaces
  - Screen Design
  - Dialog Design
- ►Natural Native Interface
- ►NaturalX
- Natural Reserved Keywords
- Referenced Example Programs
►Dialog Component Reference
- ►Dialogs and Dialog Elements
- ►Attributes
- ►Events
- ►PROCESS GUI Statement Actions
- ►NGU Subprograms and Dialogs
►Remote Development Using SPoD
- Accessing a Remote Development Environment
- Object Locking
- Natural Web I/O Interface Client
- Terminal Emulation
- Managing Applications
- Using the Application Wizard
►Editors
- ►Program Editor
- Data Area Editor
- Map Editor
- ►DDM Editor
- ►Dialog Editor
- Class Builder
- Editor Features With SPoD
►System Commands
- Issuing System Commands
- System Command Syntax
- System Commands Grouped by Category
- CATALL
- CATALOG
- CHECK
- CLEAR
- COMPOPT
- DEBUG
- EDIT
- EXECUTE
- FIN
- GLOBALS
- HELP
- INPL
- LAST
- LASTMSG
- LIST
- LIST XREF
- LOGOFF
- LOGON
- MAIL
- MAP
- PROFILE
- PROFILER
- PURGE
- READ
- REGISTER
- RENAME
- RENUMBER
- RETURN
- RPCERR
- RUN
- SAVE
- SCAN
- SCRATCH
- SETUP
- STOW
- STRUCT
- SYSAPI
- SYSCP
- SYSERR
- SYSEXT
- SYSEXV
- SYSFILE
- SYSMAIN
- SYSMN
- SYSNCP
- SYSOBJH
- SYSPROD
- SYSPROF
- SYSRPC
- SYSWIZDB
- SYSWIZDW
- TECH
- UNCATALOG
- UNLOCK
- UNMAP
- UNREGISTER
- UPDATE
- XREF
►Extending Natural Studio with Plug-ins
- What are Natural Studio Plug-ins?
- Quick Start
- Plug-in Interfaces
- Natural Studio Interfaces
- Developing Plug-ins
- Plug-in Example
- ►Interface Reference
- ►DTDs
►Tools and Utilities
- Utility Activation
- Component Browser
- Data Browser
- FTOUCH Utility
- INPL Utility
- ►Object Handler
- SYSAPI Utility - APIs of Natural Add-On Products
- SYSCP Utility - Code Page Information
- ►SYSERR Utility
- SYSEXT Utility - Natural Application Programming Interfaces
- SYSEXV Utility
- ►SYSMAIN Utility - Object Maintenance
- SYSNCP Utility
- SYSPCI Utility - Product Configuration and Initialization
- ►Natural Profiler
- ►SYSRPC Utility
- Tamino Server Extensions
►Natural Studio Extensions
- Object Compare
- Local Versioning
- Natural for Ajax Tools
►Debugger
- General Information
- Starting and Leaving the Debugger
- Elements of the Debugger
- Moving through the Code
- Setting Breakpoints and Watchpoints
- Modifying and Watching Variables
- Using the Call Stack
►Web Technology
- ►Natural Web Interface
  - Introducing the Natural Web Interface
  - Natural Web Interface Installation and Configuration
  - Configuring the Natural Web Interface
  - Web Interface Troubleshooting
  - Natural Web Interface Essentials
  - Working with the Natural Web Interface
- ►Natural Web Server Extensions
  - Natural Web Server Extensions - Introduction
  - Natural Web Server Extensions - Initialization File
  - Natural Web Server Extensions - Error Messages
  - Test Utility WEB-ONL3 with SYSWEB3
  - Programming Tips
  - Web Interface Administration
  - Demonstration Application - without JavaScript
  - Demonstration Application - with JavaScript
  - Natural Web Interface Error Messages
  - Migrate Natural Web Interface SYSWEB to SYSWEB3
- Web Interface Plug-In
- Natural Web Online Documentation SYSWEB3
- Writes Binary to the Document
- Clear Output Area
- Set Document Content-Type
- Count Size of Output Area
- Generate Error Page
- Writes to the Document and Converts to Valid HTML
- Writes HTTP Settings to the Document
- Info About Internal Values
- End and Initialize Document
- List All Environment Variables
- Evaluate Mime-Type and Transfer/Data-Type
- Evaluate Mime-Type and File Extension
- Set Document Location
- Read Environment Variable
- Read Environment Variables Groups
- Read Environment Text Area Variables
- Write Text to Document
- Write Newline to Output Area
- Read Natural Source into X-Array of Dynamic
- Text to HTML
- Text to XML
- Text to URL
- Replace Inside Return Document
- Load Resource
- Read Resource
- Write Resource
- Check Resource
- Delete Resource
- Apply XSLT Processing on Return Document
- Apply XSLT Processing on Return Document from Resource
- Load Style Sheet from the Resource Directory and Apply XSLT Processing on Return Document
- List Resource Files
- Read Input Page
- Read Output Page
- Maintain an External Counter
- Process User-Defined Tags
- Anchor
- Button
- Checkbox Group
- Comment Line
- Level n Header
- Image
- Input
- Line Break
- Form
- HTML Document
- List
- Paragraph
- Radio Button Group
- Horizontal Rule
- Scrolling List
- Table
- Universal Tag
- Text Area
- Text to URL - Decoded
- Time/Date String
- List all Natural Libraries
- Run Online Natural Web Interface Subprograms
- Generate Natural Subprogram to use with Natural Web Interface
- List All Data Passed From a HTTP Server to a Called Natural Subprogram
- List Directory of a Natural Library
- List Resources of a Natural Library
- List All Parameters Passed From a HTTP Server To a Called Natural Subprogram
- Return an HTML Page Saved as Natural Source Object
- List the Current Natural Web Interface Settings
- List Source of Natural Object
- Online Documentation
- List non-Natural File - Resource
- ►XML Toolkit Plug-In
  - Introduction
  - Using the XML Toolkit
  - Setting up Specific Generation Options
  - Using a Natural Data Source
  - Using an external Data Source
  - Natural Simple XML Parser
  - Examples
  - Parser Error Messages
Glossary
Copyright

Natural for Windows 9.1.2
Documentation Overview

Natural for Windows 9.1.2
Documentation Overview

Language
Statements
System Functions
System Variables
Terminal Commands
Parameter Reference
Programming Guide
Dialog Component Reference
Glossary

Development Environment
Remote Development Using SPoD
Editors
System Commands
Extending Natural Studio with Plug-ins
Tools and Utilities
Natural Studio Extensions
Debugger
Web Technology

Administration
Release Notes
Installation
Configuration Utility
Operations
Natural Web I/O Interface
Database Management System Interfaces
Messages and Codes
Natural Security
Natural RPC (Remote Procedure Call)

Getting Started
Using Natural Studio
First Steps
Unicode and Code Page Support

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