Pathmaker Programming Guide

Deciding Whether to Modify Files Used for Code Generation
Preparing for Pathmaker Application Development
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T9154CPY is copied onto the project subvolume when a Pathmaker project is added
and affects requesters for only one Pathmaker project. If you want to change
T9154CPY for only one project, change the copy found on the project subvolume. If
you want to change T9154CPY and have the changes apply to every Pathmaker
project, you can make changes to the T9154CPY file on the installation subvolume.
(You should make a backup copy of the original T9154CPY before making any changes
to it.)
Refer to Section 9, “Advanced Pathmaker Programming Topics,” for more information
about modifying T9154CPY.
Modifying Files Used for
Service and Server
Generation
There are four global files provided with the Pathmaker product that are used to
generate service and server code. These files are:
A skeleton file used to generate COBOL85 servers (SERVSKL)
A skeleton file used to generate C servers (CSERVSKL)
A skeleton file used to generate C services (CSVCSKL)
A macro used to generate NonStop SQL data manipulation statements for
inclusion in COBOL85 services (CBSQLMAC)
Refer to Section 9, “Advanced Pathmaker Programming Topics,” for more information
about modifying these files.
Note The Pathmaker name of the macro used to generate NonStop SQL data manipulation statements is
COBOL-SQL-OPERATIONS. The pseudodefine name for this macro is =_COBOL_SQL_OPERATIONS
and refers to the file called CBSQLMAC in the Pathmaker installation subvolume. Refer to the Pathmaker
Reference Manual for macro language syntax if you want to change this macro.