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GDT Development Tutorial
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
GDT Development Tutorial
Creating a Net Express Project to run GDT Batch programs and GDT TDS programs Build a Net Express project Setting up Project Properties Loading the Source Pool Preparing programs for Debug Build and Animation Animating the program Preparing programs for Generic Release Build
Using Decision Tables to generate COBOL Source GDTETAB Utility
Using GDT Utility to Generate Report Definition COBOL Source GDTLGEN Utility GDTPGEN Utility
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Build a Net Express projectBatch / TDS
From the DOS command prompt, set yourself to the folder where your batch programs are located. For TPR’s, you need to be located where
the TPR programs are located (c:\infosol\prod\source\online) Set your environment ( In this case run GDTENV.BAT). If you do not want
to use FILESHARE, you can also do a SET SRVRNAME= to the folder where your files are located.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Build a Net Express project Batch / TDS
Now type in RUN MFNETX to start the NetExpress IDE. You will now have the necessary environment settings to load your project.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Build a Net Express project Batch / TDS
When the IDE is up, we will first createa new project. From the FILE drop
down menu, select NEW.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Build a Net Express project Batch / TDS
Now we will select Project to create a newProject.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Build a Net Express project Batch / TDS
Now you enter the name of the project (MyBatch) and the location of the project (C:\INFOSOL\PROD\SOURCE\BATCH). Press the Create button. Example for
TPR’s (MyTpr) with location C:\INFOSOL\PROD\SOURCE\ONLINE.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Setting up Project Properties Batch / TDS
Now we need to setup the Project Properties. Fromthe Project drop down menu, select Properties.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Setting up Project Properties Batch / TDS
First, set the Project Directory. You may use the Browse to select the directory or justmanually type it in. (C:\INFOSOL\PROD\SOURCE\BATCH).
or (C:\INFOSOL\PROD\SOURCE\ONLINE).Next we need to add a couple of directives in the Project Directives Window. They are:
USE(COBOL.DIR) NOCOBOLDIR CONFIRM.Now you need to press the IDE button (Integrated Development Environment settings).
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Setting up Project Properties Batch / TDS
Since we already have set our environment variables before opening
the IDE, all we need to do is Import these settings.
Press the Import button.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Setting up Project Properties Batch / TDS
Just press the Import button again. It is shown that theCurrent environment will be brought in. (This is the
Environment from the GDTENV.BAT done at the DOSCommand prompt).
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Setting up Project Properties Batch / TDS
This shows all local and system environment variablesthat are going to be set.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Setting up Project Properties Batch / TDS
You need to select all of the variables and press the OKButton.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Setting up Project Properties Batch / TDS
Press OK again to set the IDE environment variables. Thisscreen can also be used to add new variables or change the
existing ones.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Setting up Project Properties Batch / TDS
After pressing the APPLICATION button on the main windowyou are then given a screen to import the APPLICATION environment
as well. Press the Import button.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Setting up Project Properties Batch / TDS
Again, press the Import button. The current environmentfrom GDTENV.BAT setting will be imported.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Setting up Project Properties Batch / TDS
As done with the IDE variables, you need to select all of theApplication Variables and press the OK button.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Setting up Project Properties Batch / TDS
Press ok once all have been selected.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Setting up Project Properties Batch / TDS
Now select the Program Execution Tab.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Setting up Project Properties Batch / TDS
You can now set Error Handling features.Have a view to the remaining tabs for additional application
environment settings that can be done.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Setting up Project Properties Batch / TDS
Now you can press OK as the Project Properties settings are now complete.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Types of Build Setting Batch / TDS
Now we need to setup the Types of Build settings for this project. From the Project dropdown menu select Types of Build…
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Types of Build Setting Batch / TDS
Select Debug and press the Change button.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Types of Build Setting Batch / TDS
Add USE(COBOL.DIR) to the Build Directives.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Loading the Source Pool Batch / TDS
Now right click in your source window. You will be given the option to Add file to source pool.
Select this option.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Loading the Source PoolBatch / TDS
Now you can select the program(s) that you want to be part of this project.We will select the address program for this example.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Loading the Source PoolBatch / TDS
As the program is selected, Net Express will do a dependency check to make sure all copybooks, called programs etc. are found for the program(s) you have selected.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Preparing programs for Debug Build and AnimationBatch / TDS
Now we need to prepare the program for the Debug Build. Select and drag the program over to the build window.
A window will pop up and allow for you to select the preferred compiled type for the program.
We will be selecting intermediate code for debugging.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Preparing programs for Debug Build and AnimationBatch / TDS
Now you will see the .int and .cbl in the build Window.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Preparing programs for Debug Build and AnimationBatch / TDS
Next we need to set up the Build Settings for address.int. Right click on Address.int or any other program you may have and
select Build Settings.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Preparing programs for Debug Build and Animation
A couple minor modifications are needed. Make sure .\ is placed just before the File name on disk.
This states that the .int file will be placed in the current project directory.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Preparing programs for Debug Build and AnimationBatch / TDS
Right click on the Address.cbl member and select the Compile Tab. Again, we need to place a .\ before the %BASENAME.int.
Press Close Button to save your Build Settings.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Preparing programs for Debug Build and AnimationBatch / TDS
Now we are ready to compile the program(s). One method is selecting theRebuild All option from the Project menu or you can individually select each
program in your project and press the red check to compile each.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Preparing programs for Debug Build and AnimationBatch / TDS
In the Build Window, you will see the information concerning your Build (Compile).
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Preparing programs for Debug Build and AnimationBatch / TDS
Now we are ready to set up your Animating Settings in coordinationwith the GDT software. From the Animate drop down menu select Settings…
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Preparing programs for Debug Build and AnimationBatch Program
Important entries:Start Animating at: c:\infosol\
gdtpc\gdtbatch.lbr\gdtbatch.gnt
Local working Directory: c:\infosol\prod\source\batch - where your compiled program(s) are located.
Command line parameters: c:\infosol\prod\jcl\address.jcl - the directory and name and values of the jcl you need to run. If values
are needed, type them in as if your are running
GDTBATCH via the command line.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Preparing programs for Debug Build and AnimationTPR Program
Important entries:Start Animating at: c:\infosol\
gdtpc\gdtmon7.lbr\gdtmon7.gnt (For V3 users)
Start Animating at: c:\infosol\gdtpc\gdtmon7.lbr\
gdtmon7.gnt –TDS6 (For V4 users)
Local working Directory: c:\infosol\prod\source\online -
where your compiled program(s) are located.
Command line parameters: LOGON tpr name (IPASS in this
case) . Can place a ? in this entry which will bring up the GDTMON7
entry screen.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Animating the programBatch / TDS
Now you are ready to Start Animating. Select Start Animating… fromthe Animate dropdown menu.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Animating the programBatch
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
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Animating the programTPR
FatClient Session is started, prompting you for user and password.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
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Animating the programTPR
Logon TPR is activated.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
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Animating the programTPR
TPR you have loaded into your project for debugging, is activated and ready foryou to animate.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
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Animating the programTPR
You may now Run through the program without further animating. You will then see in the application output window
that the menu is displayed from the program IMENU.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Animating the programBatch
Here is the Application output window. If you have TRACE and STEPMSG set in your GDTBATCH.PAR,
then you will see the input, output counters as when you run GDTBATCH via the command prompt.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Animating the programBatch
You may now Run through the program without further animating.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Preparing programs for Generic Release Build Batch / TDS
Now you can set up your program for a Release Build (.GNT). Select Generic Release Build in the Type of Build Window.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Preparing programs for Generic Release Build Batch / TDS
Select and drag the Address.cbl program over to the build window. You now select Generated Code for the compiled type.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Preparing programs for Generic Release Build Batch / TDS
Now right click on Address.cbl and select Build Settings.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Preparing programs for Generic Release Build Batch / TDS
Again, place .\ before the %BASENAME.GNT to place the .GNT member in the current project folder.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Preparing programs for Generic Release Build
After right clicking on ADDRESS.CBL in the build window and selecting COMPILE, it now produces a .GNT for the ADDRESS program.
TPR Compiled!
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Decision Tables
GDTETAB PROJ2.TXT PROJ2.CPY DAT
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
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Decision Tables
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
Decision Tables
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
GDTETAB Utility
GDTETAB converts symbolic decision tables to COBOL-sections, which may be executed by "PERFORM".
Rules are a key ingredient to the Decision Table.
There are 5 control commands known to GDTETAB : NAM, PRE, BED, AKT and
AFT
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
GDTETAB Utility5 Control Commands
NAM <name> specifies the name of the decision table. GDTETAB generates
a <name> SECTION. If the command is missing, <name> becomes STANDARD;
PRE <activity to be preprocessed) specifies a statement that will be executed before the
evaluation of the table; BED <conditon>
COBOL-condition (without IF) AKT <activity>
COBOL-statement to be executed pattern of Xs that denotes, what conditions have to be true if
the activity is to be performed; AFT <activity to be postprocessed>
specifies a statement that will be executed after the evaluation of the table.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
GDTLGEN UtilityGenerate Report Definition
GdtLGen processes symbolic commands to create COBOL-Records for print output.
GdtLGen is the first choice if the print form design is specified on a paper form with exact columns. For other cases you my prefer GdtPGen.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
GDTLGEN UtilityGenerate Report Definition
The input file to the GDTLGEN utility.GDTLGEN RPT1.TXT RPT1.OUT DAT
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
GDTLGEN UtilityGenerate Report Definition
The Generated Output File from the GDTLGEN Utility
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GDTLGEN UtilityGenerate Report Definition
3 commands are available : NAM, VAR and LIT.
NAM (generates a level-01 item) VAR (generates an elementary-item) LIT (generates a FILLER with corresponding
literal-value)
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
GDTPGEN Generate Report Definition
GdtPGen is the first choice if you design the print forms yourself.
For other cases you my prefer GdtLGen. Like GDTLGEN, GDTPGEN creates COBOL source that
describes a print form. Contrary to GDTLGEN the input format is like the
image form definition of a screen forms generator. Two outputs are created :
an output file with WORKING-STORAGE statements an output file with various MOVE statements, if %F-lines with
FROM were specified .
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
GDTPGEN Generate Report Definition
In input you may use line types as follow : (1) : normal lines that do not start with a % and are
no space lines. They build the print form image. (2) : a line starting with '%F' defines a field. (3) : a line starting with '%R' defines a record. (4) : any other line starting with '%' is treated as a
comment line.
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
GDTPGEN Generate Report Definition
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
GDTPGEN Generate Report Definition
Input file to GDTPGEN Utility
GDT Development TutorialDoug Evans and Detlef Lexut
GDT 2008 International User ConferenceAugust 10 – 13 Lake Las Vegas, Nevada
GDTPGEN Generate Report Definition
The WORKING-STORAGE statements
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GDTPGEN Generate Report Definition
The Procedural Statements
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