DSM Template Services Manual

Template Language
DSM Template Services Manual—427187-004
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SSNAME Statement
To avoid duplication, you must register the eight-character subsystem owner
(Z-OWNER) with HP. For more information, see your HP representative.
subsystem-ID
is the name of a DDL DEF with the format of a subsystem ID and initialized to the
subsystem ID value.
Example
This SSID is appropriate for a Pathway template source file:
SSID: ZPWY-VAL-SSID
These statements in a DDL definition file define and initialize ZPWY-VAL-SSID. In a file
called zspiddl:
* Defines organization part of Pathway subsystem ID
CONSTANT zspi-val-tandem VALUE IS "TANDEM ".
* Defines subsystem no. part of Pathway subsystem ID
CONSTANT zspi-ssn-zpwy VALUE IS 8.
In a file called zpwyddl:
* Defines version part of Pathway subsystem ID
CONSTANT zpwy-val-version VALUE IS VERSION "C00".
* Defines the structure for the Pathway subsystem ID
* and initializes its parts
DEFINITION ZPWY-VAL-SSID TACL SSID.
02 Z-FILLER TYPE CHARACTER 8 VALUE IS ZSPI-VAL-TANDEM.
02 Z-OWNER REDEFINES Z-FILLER
TYPE ZSPI-DDL-CHAR8.
02 Z-NUMBER TYPE ZSPI-DDL-INT VALUE IS ZSPI-SSN-ZPWY.
02 Z-VERSION TYPE ZSPI-DDL-INT VALUE IS ZPWY-VAL-VERSION.
END
SSNAME Statement
The SSNAME statement specifies a subsystem name and optionally an abbreviated
subsystem ID. After compilation, all templates derived from a template source file
having an SSNAME statement carry this information. HP strongly recommends that
you define an abbreviated subsystem ID for all subsystems and management
applications. Full subsystem IDs can require more space on a screen line.
A subsystem ID consists of a subsystem owner, a subsystem number, and a
subsystem version. The SSID and SSNAME statements together associate a
subsystem number with a subsystem name, and optionally a subsystem ID with an
abbreviated subsystem ID. If the subsystem ID in the SSID statement is converted to
external form, its subsystem number is replaced with the corresponding subsystem
SSID: subsystem-ID