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Home > Forums > Programmers > DBMS Packages > Computer Associates: IDMS Forum

Rephrasing my question on IDMS triggers

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Viswa79 (Programmer)

26 Sep 03 5:57

Hi,
Let's us say a CICS transaction is updating a record in the idms database using a modify command. Now the idms d/b recivies a command to do an modify. Once the modify has been done is there any way by which i can export the modified data into a dummy table or file.

PS: I do not want to write code to do the same in the CICS program

Thanks
Viswa

tahilg (TechnicalUser)

27 Sep 03 15:25

Hi Viswa,

Look at database procedures. These can be coded/defined in the schema or subschema for the record type you are modifying to execute before or after the modify.

I have never myself been involved with them so I cannot give you any more detailed help.

HTH

Gunny

Viswa79 (Programmer)

1 Oct 03 2:22

Thanks a lot Gunny,
Does anyone know about database procedures for performing store. I found procedures such as IDMSCOMP for compressing data
Please let me know

Thanks
Viswa

piech844 (MIS)

6 Oct 03 10:22

Hi Viswa, Writing IDMS procedures is hard. May I suggest an alternative solution. Why not have a "flag" indicator to identify the record as having been modified, and then have a batch program sweep the database area to read those falgged records and write them to an output file.

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