IBM Version 4 manual Display

DSPLIB	(Display Library) command 8-15
DSPMSGD	(Display		Message	Description)
command	4-6
DSPOBJD	(Display		Object Description)
command	8-14
DSPPGMADP	(Display		Programs	That Adopt)
command	5-12
Dynamic	Screen	Manager (DSM)		APIs
use of		8-4

E

e-mail

AnyMail/400 Mail Server Framework APIs use of 8-15

Edit (QECEDT) API

use of 8-5

edit code

definition 8-5

Edit Code (EDTCDE) API use of 8-5

edit function APIs

Convert Edit Code (QECCVTEC) API use of 8-5

Edit (QECEDT) API use of 8-5

Edit Code (EDTCDE) API use of 8-5

Edit Word (EDTWRD) API use of 8-5

use of 8-5

edit mask

definition 8-5

edit word

definition 8-5

Edit Word (EDTWRD) API

use of 8-5

EDTCDE (Edit Code) API

use of 8-5

EDTWRD (Edit Word) API

use of 8-5

End Problem Log Services (QsxEndProblemLogServices) API 8-19

entry point

setting

MI instruction program 7-2

environment

APIs for CEE environment 2-5 APIs for ILE environment

introduction 2-5 APIs for OPM environment

introduction 2-4

APIs for UNIX environment 2-6 environment variable

definition 8-21 using 8-21

Index

environment variable APIs

getenv()

use of 8-21 putenv()

use of 8-21 Qp0zGetEnv()

use of 8-21 Qp0zPutEnv()

use of 8-21 use of 8-21

error code

description 3-4

error code parameter

handling exceptions 4-5 initializing 4-5 introduction 2-8 optional 2-8

using 9-2

error code structure

example 4-3 format 3-12 introduction 2-8 retrieving hold parameter

RPG example 3-11

error handling

by programming language 2-3 error determination

example 4-5 exception message 3-8 ILE RPG example B-8 job log use in 2-10 OPM RPG example 3-8

error code structure 3-6, 3-11 using API to signal 4-6

using error code parameter description 4-5 introduction 2-8

optional 2-8 error message

CPF3CF1 4-5

CPF9872 4-5 description 3-5

error, common programming examples

incorrect coding with regard to new function 9- incorrectly defined byte alignment 9-22 incorrectly defined data structures 9-5 incorrectly defined list entry format lengths 9- incorrectly defined receiver variables 9-10 incorrectly using null pointers with OPM

APIs 9-18

incorrectly using offsets 9-27

incorrectly using the error code parameter 9-2 table of examples 9-1

escape (*ESCAPE) message See error handling

Index X-9