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# STORE

#### Structured Mode Syntax

`STORE` | [`RECORD`] [`IN`] [`FILE`] view-name |  |  |
| [`PASSWORD``=`operand1] |  |  |
| [`CIPHER``=`operand2] |  |  |
|  |  | `USING` |  | `NUMBER` operand3 |
`GIVING`

#### Reporting Mode Syntax

`STORE` | [`RECORD`] [`IN`] [`FILE`] view-name |  |  |
| [`PASSWORD``=`operand1] |  |  |
| [`CIPHER``=`operand2] |  |  |
|  |  | `USING` |  | `NUMBER` operand3 |
| `GIVING`
|  | [`USING`] `SAME` [`RECORD`] [`AS`] [`STATEMENT` [(r)]] |
|  | `SET` |  | [operand4=operand5]
| `WITH`

This document covers the following topics:

- STORE Usage

- Database-Specific Considerations

- STORE Syntax Description

- STORE Examples

For an explanation of the symbols used in the syntax diagram, see Syntax Symbols.

Related Statements: `ACCEPT/REJECT` | `AT BREAK` | `AT START OF DATA` | `AT END OF DATA` | `BACKOUT TRANSACTION` | `BEFORE BREAK PROCESSING` | `DELETE` | `END TRANSACTION` | `FIND` | `GET` | `GET SAME` | `GET TRANSACTION DATA` | `HISTOGRAM` | `LIMIT` | `PASSW` | `PERFORM BREAK PROCESSING` | `READ` | `RETRY` | `UPDATE` |

Belongs to Function Group: Database Access and Update

## STORE Usage

The `STORE` statement is used to add a record to a database.

## Database-Specific Considerations

Adabas | The Natural system variable `*ISN` contains the Adabas ISN assigned to the new record as a result of the `STORE` statement execution. A subsequent reference to `*ISN` must include the statement number of the related `STORE` statement.
SQL | This statement may be used to add a row to a table. The `PASSWORD`, `CIPHER`, and `GIVING NUMBER` clauses cannot be used. The `STORE` statement corresponds with the SQL statement `INSERT`. The Natural system variable `*ISN` is not available.
XML | This statement may be used to add an XML object to a database. The `PASSWORD`, `CIPHER`, and `GIVING NUMBER` clauses cannot be used. For Tamino, the Natural system variable `*ISN` contains the XML object ID assigned to the new record as a result of the `STORE` statement execution. A subsequent reference to `*ISN` must include the statement number of the related `STORE` statement.

## STORE Syntax Description

Operand Definition Table:

Operand | Possible Structure | Possible Formats | Referencing Permitted | Dynamic Definition
--- | --- | --- | --- | ---
`operand1` | C | S |  |  |  | A |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | yes | no
`operand2` | C | S |  |  |  |  |  | N |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | yes | no
`operand3` | C | S |  |  |  |  |  | N | P |  |  | B * |  |  |  |  |  |  | no | yes
`operand4` |  | S | A |  |  | A | U | N | P | I | F | B | D | T | L |  |  |  | no | no
`operand5` | C | S | A |  |  | A | U | N | P | I | F | B | D | T | L |  |  |  | yes | no

* Format B of `operand3` may be used only with a length of less than or equal to 4.

Syntax Element Description:

Syntax Element | Description
--- | ---
`view-name` | View Name: As `view-name`, you specify the name of a view, which must have been defined either in a `DEFINE DATA` statement or outside the program in a global or local data area. In reporting mode, view-name is the name of a DDM if no `DEFINE DATA LOCAL` statement is used.
`PASSWORD=operand1` | PASSWORD Clause: The `PASSWORD` clause is applicable only for an Adabas database. This clause is used to provide a password (`operand1`) when updating data from a file which is password-protected. The password (`operand1`) may be specified as an alphanumeric constant or as an alphanumeric variable. It may consist of up to 8 characters, and must not contain special characters or embedded blanks. If the password is specified as a constant, it must be enclosed in apostrophes. For further information, see the statements `FIND` and `PASSW`.
`CIPHER=operand2` | CIPHER Clause: The `CIPHER` clause is applicable only for an Adabas database. This clause is used to provide a cipher key (`operand2`) when updating data from a file which is enciphered. The cipher key (`operand2`) may be specified as an numeric constant with 8 digits or as a user-defined variable with format/length N8. For further information, see the statement `FIND`.
`USING NUMBER operand3` | USING NUMBER Clause: This clause can only be used for an Adabas database.
`GIVING NUMBER operand3` | GIVING NUMBER Clause: This clause is used to store a record with a user-supplied Adabas ISN (range from `1` to `4294967295`). If a record with the specified ISN already exists, an error message will be returned, and the execution of the program will be terminated unless `ON ERROR` processing was specified.
`SET/WITH` `operand4=operand5` | SET/WITH Clause: `SET`/`WITH` can be used in reporting mode to specify the fields for which values are being provided. Any field defined in the file that is not specified in the `SET` clause will contain a null value in the new record. This clause is not permitted if a `DEFINE DATA` statement is used, because in that case the `STORE` statement always refers to the entire view as defined in the `DEFINE DATA` statement.
`USING SAME (r)` | USING SAME Clause: In reporting mode, this clause can be used to indicate that the same field values as read in the statement referenced by the `STORE` statement (`FIND`, `GET`, `READ`) are to be used to add a new record. The statement reference notation `(r)` may be specified as a source-code line number or as a statement label. This clause is not permitted if a `DEFINE DATA` statement is used, because in that case the `STORE` statement would always refers to the entire view, as defined in the `DEFINE DATA` statement.

## STORE Examples

    ** Example 'STOEX1S': STORE  (structured mode)
    **
    ** CAUTION: Executing this example will modify the database records!
    ************************************************************************
    DEFINE DATA LOCAL
    1 EMPL-VIEW VIEW OF EMPLOYEES
      2 PERSONNEL-ID
      2 NAME
      2 FIRST-NAME
      2 MAR-STAT
      2 BIRTH
      2 CITY
      2 COUNTRY
    *
    1 #PERSONNEL-ID (A8)
    1 #NAME         (A20)
    1 #FIRST-NAME   (A15)
    1 #BIRTH-D      (D)
    1 #MAR-STAT     (A1)
    1 #BIRTH        (A8)
    1 #CITY         (A20)
    1 #COUNTRY      (A3)
    1 #CONF         (A1)
    END-DEFINE
    *
    REPEAT
      INPUT 'ENTER A PERSONNEL ID AND NAME (OR ''END'' TO END)' //
            'PERSONNEL-ID : ' #PERSONNEL-ID  //
            'NAME         : ' #NAME          /
            'FIRST-NAME   : ' #FIRST-NAME
      /*
      /*  VALIDATE ENTERED DATA
      /*
      IF #PERSONNEL-ID = 'END' OR #NAME = 'END'
        STOP
      END-IF
      IF #NAME = ' '
        REINPUT WITH TEXT 'ENTER A LAST-NAME' MARK 2 AND SOUND ALARM
      END-IF
      IF #FIRST-NAME = ' '
        REINPUT WITH TEXT 'ENTER A FIRST-NAME' MARK 3 AND SOUND ALARM
      END-IF
      /*
      /*  ENSURE PERSON IS NOT ALREADY ON FILE
      /*
      FIND NUMBER EMPL-VIEW WITH PERSONNEL-ID =  #PERSONNEL-ID
      IF *NUMBER > 0
        REINPUT 'PERSON WITH SAME PERSONNEL-ID ALREADY EXISTS'
                 MARK 1 AND SOUND ALARM
      END-IF
      MOVE 'N' TO #CONF
      /*
      /*  GET FURTHER INFORMATION
      /*
      INPUT
        'ADDITIONAL PERSONNEL DATA'                        ////
        'PERSONNEL-ID             :' #PERSONNEL-ID (AD=IO) /
        'NAME                     :' #NAME         (AD=IO) /
        'FIRST-NAME               :' #FIRST-NAME   (AD=IO) ///
        'MARITAL STATUS           :' #MAR-STAT             /
        'DATE OF BIRTH (YYYYMMDD) :' #BIRTH                /
        'CITY                     :' #CITY                 /
        'COUNTRY (3 CHARACTERS)   :' #COUNTRY              //
        'ADD THIS RECORD (Y/N)    :' #CONF          (AD=M)
      /*
      /*   ENSURE REQUIRED FIELDS CONTAIN VALID DATA
      /*
      IF NOT (#MAR-STAT = 'S'  OR = 'M' OR = 'D' OR = 'W')
        REINPUT TEXT 'ENTER VALID MARITAL STATUS  S=SINGLE ' -
                     'M=MARRIED D=DIVORCED W=WIDOWED' MARK 1
      END-IF
      IF NOT (#BIRTH = MASK(YYYYMMDD) AND #BIRTH = MASK(1582-2699))
        REINPUT TEXT 'ENTER CORRECT DATE' MARK 2
      END-IF
      IF #CITY  = ' '
        REINPUT TEXT 'ENTER A CITY NAME' MARK 3
      END-IF
      IF #COUNTRY = ' '
        REINPUT TEXT 'ENTER A COUNTRY CODE' MARK 4
      END-IF
      IF NOT (#CONF = 'N' OR= 'Y')
        REINPUT TEXT 'ENTER Y (YES) OR N (NO)' MARK 5
      END-IF
      IF #CONF = 'N'
        ESCAPE TOP
      END-IF
      /*
      /*  ADD THE RECORD
      /*
      MOVE EDITED #BIRTH TO #BIRTH-D (EM=YYYYMMDD)
      /*
      EMPL-VIEW.PERSONNEL-ID := #PERSONNEL-ID
      EMPL-VIEW.NAME         := #NAME
      EMPL-VIEW.FIRST-NAME   := #FIRST-NAME
      EMPL-VIEW.MAR-STAT     := #MAR-STAT
      EMPL-VIEW.BIRTH        := #BIRTH-D
      EMPL-VIEW.CITY         := #CITY
      EMPL-VIEW.COUNTRY      := #COUNTRY
      /*
      STORE RECORD IN EMPL-VIEW
      /*
      END OF TRANSACTION
      /*
      WRITE NOTITLE 'RECORD HAS BEEN ADDED'
      /*
    END-REPEAT
    END

#### Output of Program STOEX1S:

    ENTER A PERSONNEL ID AND NAME (OR 'END' TO END)

    PERSONNEL-ID : 90001100

    NAME         : JONES
    FIRST-NAME   : EDWARD

#### After entering and confirming the personnel key data, additional personnel data fields are displayed for input:

    ADDITIONAL PERSONNEL DATA

    PERSONNEL-ID             : 90001100
    NAME                     : JONES
    FIRST-NAME               : EDWARD

    MARITAL STATUS           :
    DATE OF BIRTH (YYYYMMDD) :
    CITY                     :
    COUNTRY (3 CHARACTERS)   :

    ADD THIS RECORD (Y/N)    : N

Equivalent reporting-mode example: STOEX1R.

### On this page

- STORE Usage
- Database-Specific Considerations
- STORE Syntax Description
- STORE Examples