Within your CSA, copy the SPAREA definition as shown in Table E-1. For an example of copying the SPAREA in the context of a CSA written in COBOL II, see the samples in Chapter 3, “Writing a CSA.”
Language |
Copy syntax |
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Assembler |
COPY SPAREAA |
COBOL II |
COPY SPAREAC. |
PL/I |
EXEC SQL INCLUDE SPAREAP; |
C |
#include “SPAREAX.H” |
When you compile the CSA, the concatenation sequence for SYSLIB must include a DD statement for the Open ClientConnect sample program library. See Chapter 4, “Compiling and Testing a CSA” for details.
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