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Thanks John, Steve, but the actual layout is not what is at issue here.
There are actually 5 different layouts used by INFDS:
1.) Database files
2.) Printer files
3.) ICF Devices
4.) Dspf I/O information
5.) Dspf Attribute information
Most of the layout is the same, but each has a small section specific to it.
The fifth one above is available only when you do a POST operation with a
device name in Factor 1.
The problem comes up with the fact that both 4 & 5 above refer to the same
workstation file. What we are trying to clarify here is how to define to
the INFDS keyword on the Workstation File Spec, both 4 and 5 above, when you
can only have one INFDS keyword. Both Rob & Buck thought that you could
specify a different data structure name in the result field of the POST
operation, and that makes sense to me, but the manual explicitly states that
it must match the name in the INFDS keyword on the F-spec. Hence, the
quandry.
Has anyone here ever actually used the POST opcode to get workstation
attributes? Mr. Cozzi has an example of it in his book, under the POST
opcode, but he doesn't also get I/O information from the same workstation
file in the same program.
Hans? Barbara? help....
> -----Original Message-----
> From: jpcarr@tredegar.com [SMTP:jpcarr@tredegar.com]
> Sent: Friday, April 05, 2002 2:40 PM
> To: rpg400-l@midrange.com
> Subject: RE: INFDS layout for Display Files
>
>
>
>
> I keyed in this DDS back in 1986 (the second time I had to look it up, I
> keyed in the DDS )
> I never have thought about where stuff is since then. I just use the
> field names.
> John Carr
>
> Here's how I use it.
>
> D*---------------------------------------------------------------------
> D* File Information Feedback Area For Display file
> D*---------------------------------------------------------------------
> D FIFA1 E DS EXTNAME(ETPFF1)
>
>
> Here's the DDS for the DSPF
>
>
> ------------------------------------------------------
> ETPFF1 - RPG File Information Feedback Area Fields
> ------------------------------------------------------
>
> F1FILE R 8 TEXT('File Name *FILE')
> REFFLD(FILE *SRC)
>
> F1OPEN 1 TEXT('File Open Indicator 1 = OPEN')
> F1EOF 1 TEXT('End Of File 1 = EOF')
> F1STAT 5S 0 TEXT('Status Code *STATUS')
> F1OPCD 6 TEXT('Operation Code *OPCODE')
> F1ROUT 8 TEXT('Routine Where Error Occurred +
> same as *ROUTINE')
> F1SSQN 8 TEXT('RPG Source Statement Number +
> Where Error Occurred')
> F1RECT 8 TEXT('Format Name Or Record ID Ind')
> F1ENUM 7 TEXT('Exception Number MCH or CPF')
> F1MODT 4 TEXT('MI/ODT Number')
> F1X10 10 TEXT('UNUSED')
> F1SIZE 4S 0 TEXT('Screen Size same as *SIZE')
> F1LIN 2S 0 TEXT('National Lang. Input CAP.')
> F1LOUT 2S 0 TEXT('National Lang. OUTPUT CAP.')
> F1MODE 2S 0 TEXT('Preffered Nat. Lang. Mode')
> F1X4 4 TEXT('UNUSED')
> F1ODPT 2 TEXT('Open Data Path Type DS,DB,SP')
> F1AFIL R TEXT('Name of Actual File Opened')
> REFFLD(FILE *SRC)
> F1ALIB R TEXT('Actual Library Name')
> REFFLD(LIB *SRC)
> F1SFIL R TEXT('Name of Spool File')
> REFFLD(FILE *SRC)
> F1SLIB R TEXT('Name of Spool Library')
> REFFLD(LIB *SRC)
> F1SNUM 2B 0 TEXT('Spool File Number')
> F1PRLN 2B 0 TEXT('Primary Record Length')
> F1SRLN 2B 0 TEXT('Secondary Record Length')
> F1MBR R TEXT('Actual Member Name')
> REFFLD(MBR *SRC)
> F1X4A 9B 0 TEXT('UNUSED')
> F1X4B 9B 0 TEXT('UNUSED')
> F1DCLS 4B 0 TEXT('Device Class')
> F1DLOC 3 TEXT('Diskette Location')
> F1SROW 4B 0 TEXT('Number of Rows on Screen')
> F1SCOL 4B 0 TEXT('Number Of Columns on Screen')
> F1NREC 9B 0 TEXT('Number of Records at Open')
> F1ATYP 2 TEXT('Access Type')
> F1DUPK 1 TEXT('Key Type,U = UNIQUE N = NOT')
> F1SRCF 1 TEXT('Source File ? Y=YES,N=NOT')
> F1UFCB 10 TEXT('User File Control Block UFCB')
> F1UFOV 10 TEXT('UFCB Overides')
> F1OVLF 4B 0 TEXT('Offset volume Label Fields +
> of Open Feedback Area')
> F1RBLK 4B 0 TEXT('Number of Records Per Block')
> F1OFLN 4B 0 TEXT('Printer Overflow Line #')
> F1BIOI 4B 0 TEXT('Blocked Record I/O Increment')
> F1X5A 5 TEXT('UNUSED')
> F1RPGD 10 TEXT('Requester Program Device')
> F1X34 34 TEXT('UNUSED')
>
> F1DFIO 4B 0 TEXT('Device Dependant Feedback +
> Offset')
> F1PUTC 9B 0 TEXT('Put Operation Count')
> F1GETC 9B 0 TEXT('Get Operation Count')
> F1PTGT 9B 0 TEXT('Put/Get Operation Count')
> F1OIOC 9B 0 TEXT('Other I/O Operation Count')
> F1UNU7 1 TEXT('UNUSED')
> F1CROP 1 TEXT('Current Operation')
> F1RFJP 10 TEXT('Record Format Just Processed')
> F1DEVC 2 TEXT('Device Class')
> F1PDNM 10 TEXT('Program Device Name')
> F1IORL 9B 0 TEXT('Record Length From Last I/O')
> F1RTDT 80 TEXT('Routing Data Information')
> F1UNU8 1
> F1AID 4B 0 TEXT('AID Byte')
> F1CLOC 4B 0 TEXT('Cursor Position')
> F1WADL 9B 0 TEXT('Actual Data Length')
> F1WSFR 4B 0 TEXT('Subfile Record')
> F1TRRN 4B 0 TEXT('RRN of Top SFL Record +
> Displayed')
> F1WSFC 4B 0 TEXT('Number Of Subfile Records')
> F1UNU9 19 TEXT('UNUSED')
> F1WMAJ 2 TEXT('Major Return Code')
> F1WMIN 2 TEXT('Minor Return Code')
> F1WNRC 8 TEXT('Negative Response Code')
> F1WSAF 1 TEXT('Safe Indicator')
> F1WSHT 1 TEXT('Request Shutdown')
> F1WRWT 1 TEXT('Request Write')
> F1WMAP 10 TEXT('Map Name Form Program')
> F1RRHF 4 TEXT('REQ Resp Feedback Area')
>
>
>
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