Pathmaker Programming Guide

Modifying Requesters
Advanced Pathmaker Programming Topics
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Note The structure of the request and reply headers for clients created with POET is different than the structure
of request and reply headers for requesters generated using the Pathmaker product. A nonzero value in
the T9154-REQUEST-CODE field indicates a SCREEN COBOL requester header; a zero value indicates
a POET header. Refer to the POET Programming Manual for details about POET headers.
T9154-PATHMON-NAME and T9154-SYSTEM-NAME. The generated application uses T9154-
PATHMON-NAME and T9154-SYSTEM-NAME on each SEND to a custom service.
These two variables are initially set to SPACES by the generated requester. You can
set either or both of them in any of the USER-PRE- function-key sections of the
requester copy library to activate sends over a network.
The DDL form of these two variables is:
01 T9154-PATHMON-NAME PIC X(5) VALUE SPACES.
01 T9154-SYSTEM-NAME PIC X(8) VALUE SPACES.
These two variables are reset to spaces after every action.