IBM S544-5285-01 manual To create the indexing tag for

every record in the file for a trigger value of ‘1’ in column 1 o specify:

trigger1 = \,1,'1'

When ACIF finds a record that contains a ‘1’ in column 1, that reco indexing anchor record.

Subsequent trigger n			parameters	are defined relative to					the	indexing anc
In	this	example,	you want	to	ensure	that	the	page	being indexed		i
the	bill,	which	is the only		page in	the	bill	that	has	the text	‘ACC

starting at byte 50 in the 13th record following the anchor record.

additional trigger for locating the correct page to

index,

enter:

trigger2 = 13,5ð,'ACCOUNT NUMBER'

ACIF uses both trigger values to

locate

a place

in

the

file

to

be

data

supplied index theparameters.

Next, specify the attribute name of the first'Accountindexing

parameter

a

Number', and define the location

of

the

attribute value in the data

index anchor record trigger1set .by Because the

data value for the Account

Number

attribute is located

in

the

13th

record

from

the

index

anch

in byte 66 and extending for 15 bytes, specify:

field1=13,66,15

index1='Account Number',field1

To create the indexing tag for

the

Name'Name'attribute,as the defineindexing

attribute. Locate the value for ‘Name’ in

the

anchor

record

in

the

byte

50 and extending for

30

bytes. The

ACIF

parameters

to

specify

field2=ð,5ð,3ð

index2='Name',field2

Repeat this process to specify the other three indexing tags, so attributes and values are defined as follows:

Ÿ

index1='Account Number',field1

–

'Account Number'

is the 1st index attribute

–

field1

maps

to

field1the

index

value,

which

is:

-

13 lines

down

from

the

indexing anchor record, 66 columns acro

15 bytes

in

length

Ÿ

index2='Name',field2

–

'Name'

is

the

2nd

index attribute

–

field2

maps

to

field2the

index

value,

which

is:

-

0

lines

down

(in

the indexing anchor record), 50 columns across,

30 bytes

in

length

Ÿ

index3='Address',field3

–

'Address' is

the

3rd

index attribute

–

field3

maps

to

field3the

index

value,

which

is:

-

1

line

down

from

the indexing anchor record, 50 columns across,

30 bytes

in

length

Ÿindex4='City, State, Zip',field4

–'City, State, Zip' is the 4th index attribute

–field4 maps to field4the index value, which is:

Chapter 3. Example of an ACIF Application57 in AIX