Pathway/iTS SCUP Reference Manual

HP NonStop Pathway/iTS SCUP Reference Manual—520269-002
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About This Manual
This manual describes the SCREEN COBOL Utility Program (SCUP), which enables
SCREEN COBOL application programmers to control and manipulate SCREEN
COBOL object files. The manual includes SCREEN COBOL object file handling
concepts, SCUP commands available for object file manipulation, and examples that
demonstrate general SCUP usage.
Related Documentation
The Pathway environment is supported by three products:
HP NonStop™ Pathway/iTS
HP NonStop™ Transaction Services/MP (NonStop TS/MP)
HP NonStop™ Pathway/XM
The following manuals may be useful:
Pathway/iTS
SCREEN COBOL
Reference Manual
Describes the SCREEN COBOL programming
language, which is used for writing programs that
define and control terminal displays or intelligent
devices for online transaction processing
applications running in a PATHMON environment.
Pathway/iTS Web
Client Programming
Manual
Describes how to convert SCREEN COBOL
requesters to web clients, explains how to build and
deploy those clients, and also provides the
information Java developers and web designers
need to to modify and enhance the Java and HTML
portions of the converted clients.
Pathway/iTS TCP and
Terminal Programming
Guide
A guide for programmers who are writing SCREEN
COBOL requesters to be used in Pathway
applications.
Pathway/iTS System
Management Manual
Describes the interactive management interface to the
Pathway/iTS product and describes how to configure
and manage Pathway/iTS objects.
NonStop™ TS/MP
System Management
Manual
Describes the interactive management interface to the
NonStop TS/MP product and describes how to
configure and manage NonStop TS/MP objects. This
interface is used together with the Pathway/iTS
management interface to configure and manage a
Pathway environment.
Pathway/XM System
Management Manual
Describes the higher-level management interface
provided by the Pathway/XM product, which you
might want to use to configure and manage your
Pathway environment rather than use the
management interfaces provided by Pathway/iTS
and NonStop TS/MP.