How to read a GLOBAL MAP - Revision history

DavidWhitten at 07:42, 19 October 2020

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	:: <nowiki>:8994</nowiki> == pointer to File 8994, which is the REMOTE PROCEDURE FILE		:: <nowiki>:8994</nowiki> == pointer to File 8994, which is the REMOTE PROCEDURE FILE

	:<nowiki>[2F]</nowiki> ~~means 2~~ == piece #2 on the ~~node F~~ == Free Text Data Type		:<nowiki>[2F]</nowiki> means
			:: 2 == piece #2 on the node
			:: F == Free Text Data Type

	:<nowiki>[E1,245K]</nowiki> ~~means Extract~~ positions 1 through 245 (inclusive) on the ~~node K~~ == MUMPS Data Type		:<nowiki>[E1,245K]</nowiki> means
			:: Extract positions 1 through 245 (inclusive) on the node
			:: K == MUMPS Data Type

	~~</pre>~~

	If you do a Global Map on the MENU subfile/mutiple of the OPTION File you would see the following information in the report :		If you do a Global Map on the MENU subfile/mutiple of the OPTION File you would see the following information in the report :

DavidWhitten at 07:41, 19 October 2020

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	</pre></blockquote>		</pre></blockquote>

	<~~pre~~>		:<nowiki>[1P]</nowiki> means
	:[1P] means
	:: 1 == piece #1 on the node		:: 1 == piece #1 on the node
	:: P == Pointer Data Type		:: P == Pointer Data Type
	:: <nowiki>:8994</nowiki> == pointer to File 8994, which is the REMOTE PROCEDURE FILE		:: <nowiki>:8994</nowiki> == pointer to File 8994, which is the REMOTE PROCEDURE FILE

	[2F] means 2 == piece #2 on the node F == Free Text Data Type		:<nowiki>[2F]</nowiki> means 2 == piece #2 on the node F == Free Text Data Type

	[E1,245K]] means Extract positions 1 through 245 (inclusive) on the node K == MUMPS Data Type		:<nowiki>[E1,245K]</nowiki> means Extract positions 1 through 245 (inclusive) on the node K == MUMPS Data Type

	</pre>		</pre>

DavidWhitten at 07:40, 19 October 2020

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	<pre>		<pre>
	[1P] ~~means 1~~ == piece #1 on the ~~node P~~ == Pointer Data Type:8994 == pointer to File 8994, which is the REMOTE PROCEDURE FILE		:[1P] means
			:: 1 == piece #1 on the node
			:: P == Pointer Data Type
			:: <nowiki>:8994</nowiki> == pointer to File 8994, which is the REMOTE PROCEDURE FILE

	[2F] means 2 == piece #2 on the node F == Free Text Data Type		[2F] means 2 == piece #2 on the node F == Free Text Data Type

DavidWhitten at 07:39, 19 October 2020

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	LIST FILE ATTRIBUTES START WITH What File: OPTION// File #19 (10398 entries)		LIST FILE ATTRIBUTES START WITH What File: OPTION// File #19 (10398 entries)
	GO TO What File: OPTION// File #19 (10398 entries)		GO TO What File: OPTION// File #19 (10398 entries)
	Select SUB-FILE: ~~</pre><b>RPC</b><pre>~~ (subfile #19.05)		Select SUB-FILE: RPC (subfile #19.05)
	Select LISTING FORMAT: STANDARD// ~~'''~~GLOBAL~~'''~~ MAP		Select LISTING FORMAT: STANDARD// GLOBAL MAP
	</pre></blockquote>		</pre></blockquote>

DavidWhitten at 07:38, 19 October 2020

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	LIST FILE ATTRIBUTES START WITH What File: OPTION// File #19 (10398 entries)		LIST FILE ATTRIBUTES START WITH What File: OPTION// File #19 (10398 entries)
	GO TO What File: OPTION// File #19 (10398 entries)		GO TO What File: OPTION// File #19 (10398 entries)
	Select SUB-FILE: </pre>~~'''~~RPC~~'''~~<pre> (subfile #19.05)		Select SUB-FILE: </pre><b>RPC</b><pre> (subfile #19.05)
	Select LISTING FORMAT: STANDARD// '''GLOBAL''' MAP		Select LISTING FORMAT: STANDARD// '''GLOBAL''' MAP
	</pre></blockquote>		</pre></blockquote>

DavidWhitten at 07:37, 19 October 2020

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	The text inside the square brackets "[" "]" are positional information and datatypes for that position.		The text inside the square brackets "[" "]" are positional information and datatypes for that position.
	If you do a Global Map on the RPC subfile/mutiple of the OPTION File you would see the following information in the report :		If you do a Global Map on the RPC subfile/mutiple of the OPTION File you would see the following information in the report :
	</pre>		</pre><blockquote><pre>

	<blockquote><pre>
	Select DATA DICTIONARY UTILITY OPTION:		Select DATA DICTIONARY UTILITY OPTION:
	LIST FILE ATTRIBUTES START WITH What File: OPTION// File #19 (10398 entries)		LIST FILE ATTRIBUTES START WITH What File: OPTION// File #19 (10398 entries)
	GO TO What File: OPTION// File #19 (10398 entries)		GO TO What File: OPTION// File #19 (10398 entries)
	Select SUB-FILE: <b>RPC</b> (subfile #19.05)		Select SUB-FILE: </pre>'''RPC'''<pre> (subfile #19.05)
	Select LISTING FORMAT: STANDARD// '''GLOBAL''' MAP		Select LISTING FORMAT: STANDARD// '''GLOBAL''' MAP
	</pre></blockquote>		</pre></blockquote>

DavidWhitten at 07:36, 19 October 2020

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	LIST FILE ATTRIBUTES START WITH What File: OPTION// File #19 (10398 entries)		LIST FILE ATTRIBUTES START WITH What File: OPTION// File #19 (10398 entries)
	GO TO What File: OPTION// File #19 (10398 entries)		GO TO What File: OPTION// File #19 (10398 entries)
	Select SUB-FILE: ~~'''~~RPC~~'''~~ (subfile #19.05)		Select SUB-FILE: <b>RPC</b> (subfile #19.05)
	Select LISTING FORMAT: STANDARD// '''GLOBAL''' MAP		Select LISTING FORMAT: STANDARD// '''GLOBAL''' MAP
	</pre></blockquote>		</pre></blockquote>

DavidWhitten at 07:34, 19 October 2020

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	Select SUB-FILE: '''RPC''' (subfile #19.05)		Select SUB-FILE: '''RPC''' (subfile #19.05)
	Select LISTING FORMAT: STANDARD// '''GLOBAL''' MAP		Select LISTING FORMAT: STANDARD// '''GLOBAL''' MAP
	</~~blockquote~~></~~pre~~>		</pre></blockquote>

	<blockquote><pre>		<blockquote><pre>
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	^DIC(19,D0,"RPC",D1,1)= (#2) RULES [E1,245K] ^		^DIC(19,D0,"RPC",D1,1)= (#2) RULES [E1,245K] ^

	</~~blockquote~~></~~pre~~>		</pre></blockquote>

	<pre>		<pre>

DavidWhitten at 07:33, 19 October 2020

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	<pre>The text inside round parentheses "(" ")" on the left side of the "=" are the subscripts for the global.~~</pre>~~		<pre>The text inside round parentheses "(" ")" on the left side of the "=" are the subscripts for the global.
			The text inside round parentheses "(" ")" on the right of the "=" are field numbers.
	~~<pre>~~The text inside round parentheses "(" ")" on the right of the "=" are field numbers.~~</pre>~~		The text inside the square brackets "[" "]" are positional information and datatypes for that position.
			If you do a Global Map on the RPC subfile/mutiple of the OPTION File you would see the following information in the report :
	~~<pre>~~The text inside the square brackets "[" "]" are positional information and datatypes for that position.~~</pre>~~		</pre>

	If you do a Global Map on the RPC subfile/mutiple of the OPTION File you would see the following information in the report : </pre>

			<blockquote><pre>
	Select DATA DICTIONARY UTILITY OPTION:		Select DATA DICTIONARY UTILITY OPTION:
			LIST FILE ATTRIBUTES START WITH What File: OPTION// File #19 (10398 entries)
	LIST FILE ATTRIBUTES START WITH What File: OPTION// File #19 (10398 entries)

	GO TO What File: OPTION// File #19 (10398 entries)		GO TO What File: OPTION// File #19 (10398 entries)
			Select SUB-FILE: '''RPC''' (subfile #19.05)
	Select SUB-FILE: '''RPC''' (subfile #19.05)

	Select LISTING FORMAT: STANDARD// '''GLOBAL''' MAP		Select LISTING FORMAT: STANDARD// '''GLOBAL''' MAP
			</blockquote></pre>

			<blockquote><pre>
	^DIC(19,D0,"RPC",D1,0)= (#.01) RPC [1P:8994] ^ (#1) RPCKEY [2F] ^		^DIC(19,D0,"RPC",D1,0)= (#.01) RPC [1P:8994] ^ (#1) RPCKEY [2F] ^

	^DIC(19,D0,"RPC",D1,1)= (#2) RULES [E1,245K] ^		^DIC(19,D0,"RPC",D1,1)= (#2) RULES [E1,245K] ^

	<pre>[1P] means 1 == piece #1 on the node P == Pointer Data Type:8994 == pointer to File 8994, which is the REMOTE PROCEDURE FILE~~</pre>~~		</blockquote></pre>

			<pre>
			[1P] means 1 == piece #1 on the node P == Pointer Data Type:8994 == pointer to File 8994, which is the REMOTE PROCEDURE FILE

	~~<pre>~~[2F] means 2 == piece #2 on the node F == Free Text Data Type~~</pre>~~		[2F] means 2 == piece #2 on the node F == Free Text Data Type

	~~<pre>~~[E1,245K]] means Extract positions 1 through 245 (inclusive) on the node K == MUMPS Data Type</pre>		[E1,245K]] means Extract positions 1 through 245 (inclusive) on the node K == MUMPS Data Type

			</pre>

	If you do a Global Map on the MENU subfile/mutiple of the OPTION File you would see the following information in the report :		If you do a Global Map on the MENU subfile/mutiple of the OPTION File you would see the following information in the report :

DavidWhitten at 07:30, 19 October 2020

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	~~The text inside round parentheses "(" ")" on the left side of the "=" are the subscripts for the global.~~

	~~The text inside round parentheses "(" ")" on the right of the "=" are field numbers.~~

	The text inside the square brackets "[" "]" are positional information and datatypes for that position.		<pre>The text inside round parentheses "(" ")" on the left side of the "=" are the subscripts for the global.</pre>

	If you do a Global Map on the RPC subfile/mutiple of the OPTION File you would see the following information in the report :		<pre>The text inside round parentheses "(" ")" on the right of the "=" are field numbers.</pre>

			<pre>The text inside the square brackets "[" "]" are positional information and datatypes for that position.</pre>

			If you do a Global Map on the RPC subfile/mutiple of the OPTION File you would see the following information in the report : </pre>

	Select DATA DICTIONARY UTILITY OPTION:		Select DATA DICTIONARY UTILITY OPTION:

	LIST FILE ATTRIBUTES START WITH What File: OPTION// File #19 (10398 entries)		LIST FILE ATTRIBUTES START WITH What File: OPTION// File #19 (10398 entries)

	GO TO What File: OPTION// File #19 (10398 entries)		GO TO What File: OPTION// File #19 (10398 entries)

	Select SUB-FILE: '''RPC''' (subfile #19.05)		Select SUB-FILE: '''RPC''' (subfile #19.05)

	Select LISTING FORMAT: STANDARD// '''GLOBAL''' MAP		Select LISTING FORMAT: STANDARD// '''GLOBAL''' MAP

	^DIC(19,D0,"RPC",D1,0)= (#.01) RPC [1P:8994] ^ (#1) RPCKEY [2F] ^		^DIC(19,D0,"RPC",D1,0)= (#.01) RPC [1P:8994] ^ (#1) RPCKEY [2F] ^

	^DIC(19,D0,"RPC",D1,1)= (#2) RULES [E1,245K] ^		^DIC(19,D0,"RPC",D1,1)= (#2) RULES [E1,245K] ^

	<pre>[1P] means 1 == piece #1 on the node P == Pointer Data Type:8994 == pointer to File 8994, which is the REMOTE PROCEDURE FILE</pre>		<pre>[1P] means 1 == piece #1 on the node P == Pointer Data Type:8994 == pointer to File 8994, which is the REMOTE PROCEDURE FILE</pre>

	<pre>[2F] means 2 == piece #2 on the node F == Free Text Data Type</pre>		<pre>[2F] means 2 == piece #2 on the node F == Free Text Data Type</pre>