B |
BASIC
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cancel procedures
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closing files
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DBMS initialization procedures
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initialization procedure
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opening files
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Rdb initialization procedures
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Rdb termination procedures
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RMS initialization procedures
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RMS termination procedures
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statements
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INPUT
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PRINT
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UNLOCK EXPLICIT
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$BEGIN
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location breakpoint symbol
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Binding to database
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in initialization procedures
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methods of
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Breakpoints
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canceling #1
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canceling #2
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continuing after
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definition of
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displaying #1
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displaying #2
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event
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location
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removing
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setting
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in step procedures
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in tasks called by other tasks
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with SET BREAK command
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$STEP_n
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types of
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using dump file to set
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Building
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procedure server images
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C |
$CANCEL
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event breakpoint symbol
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Cancel
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rundown server on
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CANCEL BREAK
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command
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Task Debugger
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using
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Cancel procedures #1
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Cancel procedures #2
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ACMS$_NRNDWN
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ACMS$_RNDWN
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ACMS$_RNDWNIFINT
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avoiding
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COBOL
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compiling
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conditions for calling
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declared in task group
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for Rdb files
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BASIC
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for Rdb with RDO
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BASIC
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for RMS files
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guidelines for avoiding
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in distributed transactions
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in nondistributed transactions
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naming in task group
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purpose of
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releasing locked records
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releasing memory after LIB$GET_VM
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releasing terminal channels
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rolling back database transaction
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to close channel
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when to use
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when unavoidable
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with NO RUNDOWN clause
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with RMS files
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workspaces not passed to
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writing
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CANCEL TASK
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command
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Task Debugger #1
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Task Debugger #2
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CANCEL TRANSACTION_TIMEOUT
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command
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Task Debugger #1
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Task Debugger #2
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Canceling
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breakpoints #1
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breakpoints #2
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See also Cancel procedures
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tasks
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ACMSAD$REQ_CANCEL
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termination procedures
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transaction timeout
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Canceling tasks
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CANCEL TASK
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Task Debugger command
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CDD
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storing copies of workspace
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workspace record definition
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Channels
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closing
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CMKRNL
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privilege in debugging
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COBOL
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APPLY LOCK-HOLDING statement
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cancel procedures
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closing files
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GIVING statement
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initialization procedures #1
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initialization procedures #2
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initialization procedures #3
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naming step procedures
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opening files
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SELECT statement
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SQL example
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statements
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ACCEPT
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DISPLAY
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GIVING
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USING
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step procedures
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RDO with Rdb
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SQL with Rdb
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testing FILE-STAT
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Command files
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submitting Task Debugger commands as
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Command procedures
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running in Task Debugger
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Commands (Task Debugger)
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ACCEPT
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ASSIGN
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At sign (@) #1
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At sign (@) #2
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CANCEL BREAK
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CANCEL TASK
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CANCEL TRANSACTION_TIMEOUT
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comment lines
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DEPOSIT
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EXAMINE
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EXIT
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GO
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HELP
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INTERRUPT
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SELECT
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SET BREAK
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SET TRANSACTION_TIMEOUT
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SHOW BREAK
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SHOW SERVERS
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SHOW TRANSACTION_TIMEOUT
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SHOW VERSION
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START
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STEP
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STOP
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COMMIT
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DBMS statement
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DML statement
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removing statement
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SQL statement
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statement
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with distributed transactions
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Compiling
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escape routines
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using /DEBUG qualifier
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initialization, termination, and cancel procedures
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message files #1
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message files #2
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procedures
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procedures that use DBMS DML
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procedures that use RDO
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procedures that use SQL
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step procedures
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Context
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See Servers, context
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Context structure
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defining SQL
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in BASIC
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in COBOL
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passing to SQL
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storing TID in
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CONTINUOUS
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qualifier with ACCEPT Task Debugger command
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Control characters
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with Task Debugger
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Copying records
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from CDD to COBOL procedures
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CREATE
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logical name table
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[Ctrl/G]
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to interrupt server in debugging
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to return to Task Debugger prompt
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using while debugging #1
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using while debugging #2
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using with Task Debugger #1
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using with Task Debugger #2
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using with Task Debugger #3
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[Ctrl/Z]
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to stop debugging session
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using while debugging #1
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using while debugging #2
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Current
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server
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