Exception Value Analysis Routines
The Exception Value Analysis routines are defined in sharedprefix.MICS.SOURCE(cccEVA) as described in the prior section. An exception group exists for each file that is to be processed by the Exception Value Analyzer.
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The Exception Value Analysis routines are defined in sharedprefix.MICS.SOURCE(cccEVA) as described in the prior section. An exception group exists for each file that is to be processed by the Exception Value Analyzer.
The job control to execute the EVA process is contained in the prefix.MICS.CNTL library. Each product has a separate member in the library; member names are cccEVA, where ccc is the product's three-letter identifier.
To perform an analysis of exception values for a product, submit the applicable job from the prefix.MICS.CNTL library:
SUB 'prefix.MICS.CNTL(cccEVA)'
Assigning Exception Values
This procedure describes adjusting the values that are used by the
MICS
Exception Analyzers.- Identify the exceptions that you want to change.
- List the Exception Analyzer member in sharedprefix.MICS.SOURCE(DYcccEXC), where ccc is the product identifier.
- Execute the applicable Exception Value Analysis job according to the instructions provided in the previous section.
- Using the source listing of the Exception Analyzer and the corresponding Exception Value Analysis Report, mark up the source listing with the new exception values. The exceptions are ordered by number.
- Copy the routine to be changed to a test library and update changes.
- Test the routine by executing it to ensure that there are no syntax errors.
- Copy the modified source member back to the production user source library, prefix.MICS.USER.SOURCE, maintaining the original copy in the sharedprefix.MICS.SOURCE library.
- Monitor the next day's production execution of the exception reports to ensure that the adjustments have been correctly implemented.