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EPA-450/3-74-045-1
COMPREHENSIVE DATA HANDLING
SYSTEM, AIR QUALITY DATA HANDLING
SUBSYSTEM (AQDHS-H) PROGRAM
DOCUMENTATION AND USER'S GUIDE
SECOND EDITION
by
The Research Triangle Institute
Operations Analysis Division
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27709
Contract No. 68-02-1386, T.O. 14
EPA Project Officer: Lloyd Hedgepeth
Prepared for
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Office of Air and Waste Management
Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards
Research Triangle Park, N. C. 27711
April 1977
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Pollution Technical Information Center, Environmental Protection Agency,
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Virginia 22151.
This report was furnished to the Environmental Protection Agency by the
Research Triangle Institute, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27709,
in fulfillment of Contract No. 68-02-1386, T.O. 14. The contents of this
report are reproduced herein as received from the Research Triangle Institute.
The opinions, findings, and conclusions expressed are those of the author
and not necessarily those of the Environmental Protection Agency. Mention
of company or product names is not to be considered as an endorsement by the
Environmental Protection Agency.
Publication No. EPA-450/3-74-045-1
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface 1
1.0 Introduction 2
2.0 Air Quality Data Handling Subsystem (AQDHS) Overview ... 4
2.L Organization 5
2.2 Communication and Data Formats 10
2.2-1 Master File 10
2.2-2 Master File Maintenance Transactions .... 15
2.3 Routines 23
3.0 Conversion Programs 27
3.1 Old AQDHS File to New AQDHS Input 28
3.1.1 Organization 29
3.1.2 Communication and Data Formats 31
3.1.3 Routines 32
3.2 Old AQDHS (SAROAD) Input to New AQDHS Input .... 33
3.2.1 Organization 34
3.2.2 Communication and Data Formats 36
3.2.3 Routines 37
3.3 AQDHS File to SAROAD Input 38
3.3.1 Organization 39
3.3.2 Communication and Data Formats 41
3.3.3 Routines 42
4.0 Table Maintenance 43
4.1 Parameter Code Table Maintenance 44
4.1.1 Organization 46
4.1.2 Communication and Data Formats 48
4.1.3 Routines 49
4.2 Site Code Table Maintenance 52
4.2.1 Organization 53
4.2.2 Communication and Data Formats 55
4.2.3 Routines 56
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4.3 Parameter Standards Table Maintenance 59
4.3.1 Organization ..61
4.3.2 Communication and Data Formats 63
4.3.3 Routines 64
5.0 File Maintenance and Transaction Editor 67
5.1 Transaction Editor 68
5.1.1 Organization 69
5.1.2 Communication and Data Formats ...... 70
5.1.3 Routines 71
5.1.4 Option Card 72
5.1.5 Transaction Editor Diagnostic Messages .... 73
5.2 File Maintenance 74
5.2.1 Organization 75
5.2.2 Communication and Data Formats 76
5.2.3 Routines . . . ....77
5.2.4 Option Card 78
5.2.5 File Maintenance Diagnostic Messages ... .80
6.0 Data Retrieval 81
6.1 Retrieval Lanuage Processor ...85
6.1.1 Retrieval Control Card Descriptions ..... 88
6.1.2 AQ.DHS-II Retrieval Language 90
6.1.3 COBOL Specifications Placed In Line 96
6.1.4 COBOL Statements Obtained From Copy Member ... 98
6.2 Retrieval Requests 99
6.3 Precautions and Constraints .......... 100
6.4 Retrieval Inputs 1............ 104
6.5 Retrieval Outputs 105
7.0 Output Programs ............... 106
7.1 Detail Li'st Program . n . ., 107
7.J.1 Edit Checks 109
7.1.2 Inputs Ill
7.1.3 Outputs . .> . . . 117
7.2 AQDHS-II Sliding Average Program 119
7.2.1 Sliding Average Program Edits 119-3
7.2.2 Sliding Average Program Inputs ....... 120
7,2.3 Sliding Average Program Outputs ...... 122
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7.3 Data Analysis 123
7.3.1 Organization 125
7.3.2 Communication 128
7.4 Statistical List 130
7.4.1 Organization 131
7.4.2 Communication and Data Formats 133
7.5.3 Routines 134
7.5 File Flagging .135
7.5.1 Answer File Flagging 136
7.5.1.1 Organization 137
7.5.1.2 Communication and Data Formats .... 139
7.5.1.3 Routines 140
7.5.2 Parm-Code-Key File Flagging 141
7.5.2.1 Organization 142
7.5.2.2 Communication and Data Formats .... 144
7.5.2.3 Routines 144-1
7.6 Table List Programs 144-2
7.6.1 Parameter-Unit Code Print Program 144-3
7.6.1.1 Organization 144-4
7.6.1.2 PXMETHOD Completion 144-6
7.6.2 Site Code Print Program 144-7
7.6.2.1 Organization 1.44-8
7.6.2.2 PXSLTE Completion 144-10
7.6.3 Parameter Standards Print Program 144-11
7.6.3.1 Organization 144-12
7.6.3.2 PXPRMSTD Completion 144-13
, 0 File Merging 145
8.1 File Merge Program 145-2
8.1.1 Organization 145-3
8.1.2 File Archiving 145-5
8.1.3 Sample Merge 145-8
8.1.4 AXMERGE Messages 145-10
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Appendix A: Code Tables 146
Appendix B: AQDHS Diagnostic Messages 151
Appendix C: Program Modification 154
Appendix D: Cataloged Procedures 165
Appendix E: AQDHS Load Sheets 264
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FIGURES
2.1.1 AQDHS System Data Flow 7
2.2-1.1 AQDHS Master File Record Format 11
2.2-2.1 AQDHS File Maintenance Transactions 16
2.3.1 AQDHS - Organization 26
3.1.1 BXCONVRT - Organization 30
3.2.1 CXCONVRT - Organization 35
3.3.1 AXCONVRT - Organization 40
4.1.1 HXTABLE1 - Organization 47
4.1.4 Parameter Code Table Transactions 50
4.2.1 HXTABLE2 - Organization 54
4.2.4 Site Code Table Transaction 57
4.3.1 HXTABLE3 - Organization 62
4.3.4 Parameter Standards Table Transaction 65
5.1.1 TXTREDIT - Organization 69-2
5.1.4-1 General Format of Transaction Edit Option Card .... 72-1
5.2.1 FXFILMNT - Organization 75-2
5.2.4-1 General Format of Maintenance Option Card 78-1
6.0.1 Schematic of Retrieval Process 84
6.1.1 Retrieval Control Card Format 87
6.1.2 Valid Data Names For Retrieval Specification .... 94-1
7.1.2-1 Examples of Valid and Invalid Display Option Statements
for Processing Sliding Average Values Files 113
7.1.2-2 Examples of Valid and Invalid Option Control Card
Statements for Processing Standard Answer Files . . . 116
7.1.3-1 Examples of Standard Answer Reports 117-1
7.1.3-2 Examples of Sliding Average Reports 118
7.2-1 Maximum Interval Size for Sliding Average Calculation . 119-2
7.2.2 Examples of Valid and Invalid Sliding Average Control
Card Statements 121
7.3.1 DXSTATIS - Organization 127
7.4.1 SXPRINTS - Organization 132
7.5.1-1 MXSENTNL - Organization 138
7.5.2-1 NXSENTNL - Organization 143
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FIGURES (Continued)
7.6.]. 1-1 Example Input Run Stream For PXMETHOD 144-5.1
7.6.1.1-2 Example Output From PXMETHOD 144-5.2
7.6.2.1-1 Example Input Run Stream For PXSITE 144-9.1
7.6.2.1-2 Example Output From PXSITE 144-9.2
7.6.3.1-1 Example Input Run Stream For PXPRMSTD 144-12.1
7.6.3.1-2 Example Output For PXPRMSTD 144-12.2
8.1.1-1 AXMERGE - Organization 145-4
8.1.2-1 File Archiving 145-7
8.1.3-1 AQSMERGE - Organization 145-9
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PREFACE
This version of the Air Quality Data Handling Subsystem (AQDHS) of the
Comprehensive Data Handling System (CDHS) is a major revision of and
completely replaces the version of AQDHS described in APTD-1086. Con-
version programs have been provided to assist the user in his transfer
from the old AQDHS to the new AQDHS. Unless specifically mentioned, any
occurrence of the term AQDHS refers to this version of AQDHS and not the
previous version.
All of the programs in this subsystem have been written in ANS COBOL with
the exception of one program. The Data Analysis program has been written
in ANS FORTRAN for the Level G IBM FORTRAN-IV compiler.
This second edition, EPA-450/3-74-045-1, reflects changes to the system
that have taken place since the original publication of this manual.
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1.0 INTRODUCTION
This document is aimed at two different audiences. Its primary target
is the person who will be using the Air Quality Data Handling Subsystem
(AQDHS) of the Comprehensive Data handling System (CDHS). By referring
to the general program write-ups, input card formats, and cataloged pro-
cedures, the AQDHS user should be able to use the system without reference
to detailed program documentation. However, sufficient detailed docu-
mentation is provided for the programmer responsible for the maintenance
of AQDHS. This documentation takes the form of flow diagrams, organi-
zation, data formats and subroutines for each program in AQDHS, as well
as several appendices. With these goals in mind, the document is organ-
ized in the following fashion:
o Section 2.0 - Contains an overview of AQDHS, a brief func-
tional description of each program comprising the system,
and a detailed discussion of the system master file and the
transactions required to build the master file.
o Sections 3.0 through 7.0 - Contain detailed functional descrip-
tions of each program in AQDHS, along with complete instructions
on the use of all program functions. Following these are the
descriptions of program logic, organization, data formats and
subroutines for each program. The sections are organized as
follows:
Section 3.0 - Conversion programs
Section 4.0 - Table Maintenance programs
Section 5.0 - File Maintenance and Transaction Editor
programs
Section 6.0 - Data Retrieval programs
Section 7.0 - Output programs
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In general, each program in AQDHS is organized in the top-down manner
in which higher level programming modules execute one or more lower level
modules to perform specific functional tasks. These lower level modules
may in turn execute still lower level modules to perform other specific
tasks. Each module has one entry and one exit only. Thus, each program
basically consists of a hierarchical structure of programming modules.
In addition, each program in AQDHS is programmed using structured pro-
gramming techniques. These techniques include using only three basic
types of programming construction blocks (IF/ELSE, DO and PROCESS) and
preclude the use of explicit branches. These techniques, along with the
top-down organization, make for programs which are extremely readable with
straightforward logic and no branching to confuse the program flow. This
also enhances the maintainability of the programs which comprise the system.
Because of the advanced manner in which AQDHS was developed, it became
obvious that the standard method of program documentation, instruction by
instruction and field by field, would not provide the level of infor-
mation about the programs necessary for valid understanding. Therefore,
the AQDHS programs have been documented by first describing their hier-
archical top-down structure and then giving detailed descriptions of each
main module within the structure. Thus, the serious AQDHS user can find
his way directly into virtually any subroutine of a given program where
he will then find the programming details in the structured code.
In addition, descriptions of all important data areas and all crucial high
level modules within each program have been provided as well as hierarchi-
cal flow charts of each program.
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2.0 AIR QUALITY DATA HANDLING SUBSYSTEM (AQDHS) OVERVIEW
When dealing with atmospheric pollution, it is necessary to amass, catalog,
sort, evaluate, and perform calculations upon large volumes of data. The
Air Quality Data Handling Subsystem of the Comprehensive Data Handling
System provides a systematic method for collecting this data in a data base
that will provide a central source for the information needed to help
control air pollution. If the system is to be helpful, it must maintain
the data base, keeping the information current, and provide a means for
access to the information, presenting it in a usable form.
The Air Quality Data Handling Subsystem provides the ability to create and
maintain, and to retrieve and print data from the data base. The creation
and maintenance is accomplished with the File Maintenance program. This
program allows the user to keep his data base information current and useful.
Access to the data base information is provided by the Retrieval program
set. These programs provide the means of extracting desired information from
the data base. The output print programs are then used to convert the
extracted information to a form readable by the user. These three func-
tions form the basic system.
In addition to the basic system, several preprocessor and postprocessor
programs are provided which perform functions necessary to make this system
compatible with existing systems. All of the system programs are described
in detail in the following sections.
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Section: 2.1
Version: 3.0
Date: 3/1/77
Page: 1
2.1 ORGANIZATION
AQDHS is organized around two main programs, File Maintenance and
Retrieval. There are seventeen other programs in the system that
perform service functions. The interface for the programs that feed
the File Maintenance program is the AQDHS transaction card. The
AQDHS master file serves as the interface for the other programs.
The AQDHS components are:
0 Old AQDHS File to New AQDHS Input - Converts existing
AQDHS files to new AQDHS transactions for building a new
AQDHS master file.
0 Old AQDHS (SAROAD) Input to New AQDHS Input - Converts old
AQDHS transactions (SAROAD format) to new format AQDHS
transactions.
0 Parameter Code Table Maintenance - Maintains a table
containing the valid combinations of parameter, method and
unit codes along with their descriptions plus the minimum
detectable value of the parameter.
0 Site Code Table Maintenance - Maintains a table containing
the valid combinations of state, area, site, agency and
project codes along with a description of the site.
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° Parameter Standards Table Maintenance - Maintains a table
containing state and federal standards for parameters.
0 Transaction Editor - Edits file maintenance transactions and
converts them to an internal form usable by File Maintenance.
0 File Maintenance - Creates and maintains the AQDHS master file.
0 Retrieval Language Processor - Generates a COBOL program to
retrieve records from the master file based on user
specifications.
0 Retrieval - Generated by the Retrieval Language Processor.
° Detail List - Provides a detailed formatted listing of the
contents of the master file.
° Sliding Average - Formats each record in a sliding average
answer file and computes a sliding average of the readings
contained therein.
° Answer File Flagging - Appends an end-of-file (EOF) sentinel
record to the answer or master file for use by Data Analysis.
° Parm-Code-Key File Flagging - Appends an end-of-file (EOF)
sentinel record to the key portion of the parameter, method,
unit codes table file for use by Data Analysis.
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Data Analysis - Performs various statistical analyses on
the readings in the master file.
Statistical List - Formats the results of the analyses
performed by Data Analysis.
0 AQDHS-II File to SAROAD Input - Extracts new and changed
readings in the AQDHS file and generates magnetic tapes
for submission to SAROAD.
0 Site Code List - Provides a detailed formatted listing of
the site code file.
Parameter Code List - Provides a detailed formatted listing
of the parameter code file.
0 Parameter Standards List - Provides a detailed formatted list-
ing of the parameter standards file.
0 AQDHS-II File Merge - Merges two distinct AQDHS-II master
files into one master file.
Figure 2.1.1 illustrates a possible data flow through AQDHS-II.
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2.2 COMMUNICATION AND DATA FORMATS
2.2-1 MASTER FILE
The AQDHS master file record is designed to contain all data related to
a particular parameter collected at a specific site. Each record
represents a certain logical period of timethe length of the period
being determined by the interval at which samples are taken. For any
sampling interval less than 24 hours, the record represents one day's
worth of data. Daily and weekly sampling intervals are contained in
records representing one month's worth of data. Monthly and quarterly
sampling intervals yield records representing a full year's worth of
data. All records have the same format and are variable in length,
with the length being determined by the number of readings actually
stored in the record, not the maximum possible. For instance, a record
for hourly intervals could hold a maximum of 24 readings. If readings
1, 3 and 6 were supplied when the record was created, the physical
record would be 6 readings long, with reading 2, 4 and 5 filled with 9s
to indicate a null value.
The AQDHS master file records will also store composite data. The
composite readings are grouped in records representing a full year's
worth of data with the exception of weekly composite data. Weekly
composite data is stored one reading per record.
The format of the master file record is illustrated in Figure 2.2-1.1.
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AQDHS Master Record
Position
3
5
9
13
16
18
20
22
24
29
31
34
37
1
2
- 4
- 8
- 11
12
- 14
15
- 17
- 19
- 21
- 23
- 28
- 30
- 32
33
- 35
36
- 40
Format
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999
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99
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Numeric
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Alphabetic
Numeric
Alphameric
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Numeric
Numeric
Numeric
Numeric
Numeric
Numeric
Numeric
Alphabetic
Numeric
Description
Action Code
Form Code
State Code
Area Code
Site
Agency
Project
Time Code
Year
Itonth
Start Hour
Parameter Code
Method Code
Unit Code
Decimal Code
Number of Readings
Status Flag
Data Field
Note: Positions 36 - 40 may be repeated to include more than one reading
in the Master Record. The number of repetitions is determined by tlie
value in the Number of Readings field.
AQDHS Master Record Format
Figure 2.2-1.1
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2.2-1.1 DEFINITION OF AQDHS MASTER FILE RECORD FIELDS
Action Code: This code indicates the last action that was performed on
this record. The action codes are two (2) for Add and three (3) for
Change.
Form Code: The three SAROAD transmittal-form codes currently accepted by
AQDHS are: form #1, less than 24-hour sampling interval; form #2,
24-hour or greater sampling interval; and form #3, multiple station
form. The corresponding AQDHS forms use the same form codes. Form
//2 is also used for composite data.
State Code: State names are arranged in alphbetic sequence and assigned
numbers from 01 to 52. To maintain consistency, both the District
of Columbia and the territory of Puerto Rico are considered as states.
Area Code: Within each state the names of all incorporated areas with a
population of more than 2500 and all counties are arranged alpha-
betically and assigned a four-digit number. County codes are used
only for stations located outside incorporated areas.
Site: Specific sampling sites are designated by a three-digit number that
permits a maximum of 999 sites in each city or county area within a
state. Users are advised to contact the National Aerometric Data
Bank to obtain their site codes. The valid SAROAD site codes from
NADB will be used by the edit program when the transaction cards
are checked.
Agency: The type of agency responsible for the sampling is designated by
a single, alphabetic code. The current agency codes are shown in
Appendix A, Table 1.
Project: The project codes classify projects according to the purpose
of the project under which the data is generated. The principal
categories are shown in Appendix A, Table 2.
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Time Code: A single-digit alphameric code. The time codes used by AQDHS
to indicate sampling intervals are shown in Appendix A, Table 3.
Year: The AQDHS date validation check accepts years from 1960 to the
current year.
Month: The AQDHS date validation check accepts months from 01 to 12.
Day: The AQDHS date validation check accepts days from 01 to the maximum
for each month. The maximum for February is 29.
Start Hour: A two-digit numeric code that indicates the hour of the first
reading. The range of hours is from 00 to 23.
Parameter Code: A five-digit numeric code which permits a branching sub-
categorization of pollutants. A ]ist of currently assigned codes
may be found in EPA Publication No. APTD-0633; SAROAD Parameter
Coding Manual.
Method Code: A two-digit numeric code designating the methods of collec-
tion and analysis. A list of valid codes may be obtained from EPA.
Unit Code: A two-digit numeric code used to designate the unit of measure-
ment. A list of valid unit codes may be obtained from EPA. A partial
list may be found in Appendix A, Table 4.
Decimal Code: A single-digit numeric code from 0 to 4 which indicates
the number of digits in the data field that are to fall to the right
of the decimal point.
Number of Readings: A two-digit numeric field that indicates the number
of Data Fields and Status Flags that are in the record. This number
is generated by the File Maintenance program and is used by the out-
put programs.
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Status Flag: This is a single-digit alphabetic code that indicates that
the associated Data Field has been sent to SAROAD (value is 'S'),
or is to be sent as an Add Record (value is 'A'), or Change Record
(value is 'C'). The flag is set by the File Maintenance program
and by the ADQHS File to SAROAD Input conversion program.
Data Field: The data fields contain the data as a four-digit number
right-justified with leading-left zeros.
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2.2-2 MASTER FILE MAINTENANCE TRANSACTIONS
The master file is constructed from the inform.ition contained on the
AQD11S Input transaction cards. These are three types of cards: Format ] ,
Format 2 and Format '}. The Format 1 transactions .irr> used to enter read-
ings taken at less than daily Intervals. The Format 2 and Format 3 trans-
actions are used to enter readings taken at daily or greater than daily
intervals. Format 2 allows readings for multiple parameters to be. entered
while Format 3 allows readings from multiple stations to be entered. For-
mat 2 transactions are also used to enter composite data.
Figure 2.2-2.1 illustrates the formats of the various transactions.
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Format 1 AQDHS Transaction
Columns
Format
Symbol
1
2-3
4-7
8-10
11
12-13
14
15-16
17-18
19-20
21-22
23-27
28-29
30-31
32
33-36
37-40
41-44
45-48
49-52
53-56
57-60
61-64
65-78
79
80
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999
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Numeric
Numeric
Numeric
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Numeric
Numeric
Numeric
Numeric
Alphabetic
Numeric
Description
Form Code
State Code
Area Code
Site Code
Agency Code
Project Code
Time Code
Year
Month
Day
Start Hour
Parameter Code
Method Code
Units Code
Decimal Position
Reading
Reading
Reading
Reading
Reading
Reading
Reading
Reading
Unused
Status Flag
Action Code
AQDHS File Maintenance Transactions
Figure 2.2-2.1
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Format 2 AQDHS Transactions
Columns
Format
Symbol
1
2-3
4-7
8-10
11
12-13
14
15-16
17-18
19-20
21-22
23-27
28-29
30-31
32
33-36
37-50
51-64
65-78
79
80
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999
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Description
Form Code
State Code
Area Code
Site Code
Agency Code
Project Code
Time Code
Year
Month
Day
Start Hour
Parameter Code
Method Code
Units Code
Decimal Position
Reading
Repeat Columns 23-36
Repeat Columns 23-36
Repeat Columns 23-36
Status Flag
Action Code
AQDHS File Maintenance Transactions
Figure 2.2-2.1 (continued)
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Format 2 AQDHS Composite Transaction
Columns Format Symbol Description
Period
Number of Samples
Composite Type
Time Code*
All other fields have the same format and meaning as those in
the standard Format 2 transaction.
17-18
19-20
21
22
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99
9
X
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Numeric
Numeric
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* Use SAROAD time code (APTD-0663 - Code Table 3) instead of AQDHS time
code.
AQDHS File Maintenance Transactions
Figure 2.2-2.1 (continued)
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Format 3 AQDHS Transaction
Columns
Format
Symbol
1
2-3
4
5-6
7
8-12
13-14
15-16
17
18-19
20-21
22-23
24-25
26-29
30-32
33-36
37-49
50-62
63-75
76-78
79
80
9
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99
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99
9
99
99
99
99
9999
999
9999
A
9
Numeric
Alphameric
Alphabetic
Numeric
Alphameric
Numeric
Numeric
Numeric
Numeric
Numeric
Numeric
Numeric
Numeric
Numeric
Numeric
Numeric
Alphabetic
Numeric
Description
Form Code
State Code
Agency Code
Project Code-
Time Code
Parameter Code
Method Code
Units Code
Decimal Position
Year
Month
Day
Start Hour
Area Code
Site Code
Reading
Repeat Columns 24-36
Repeat Columns 24-36
Repeat Columns 24-36
Unused
Status Flag
Action Code
AQDHS File Maintenance Transactions
Figure 2.2-2.1 (continued)
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2.2-?.1 DEFINITION OF AQDHS FILE MAINTENANCE TRANSACTION FIELDS
Action Code: Indicates the. action to be performed by this transaction.
Valid codes are:
1 - Delete
2 - Add
3 - Change
Agency Code: Identifies the agency responsible for these readings. Valid
codes are found in Appendix A, Table 1.
Area Code: Identifies the area in which the sampling site is located.
Composite Period: Identifies the period during which the composite
sample was taken. Valid codes are:
01 - 04 Quarterly and Seasonal Composite
01 - 12 Monthly Composite
01 - 52 Weekly Composite
00 Annual Composite
Refer to APTD - 0663 for a full discussion of composite data.
Composite Number of Samples: Indicates the number of individual samples
that were composited.
Composite Time Code: Indicates the interval at which the individual
composited samples were taken. This time code should be taken
from Code Table 3 in APTD-0663 rather than from Appendix A,
Table 3 in this document.
Composite Type: Indicates the interval at which the samples are com-
posited. Valid codes are:
1 - Quarterly Composite
2 - Seasonal Composite
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3 - Monthly Composite
4 - Weekly Composite
5 - Annual Composite
Day: The day of the month on which the sample was taken.
Decimal Position: A single-digit number from 0 to A which indicates the
number of digits in the reading that are to fall to the right of
the decimal point.
Form Code: The identification number of the form being used; 1, 2 or 3.
Method Code: Identifies both the collection method and the analysis
method of the parameter being measured.
Month: The month of the year during which the sample was taken.
Parameter Code: Identifies the parameter being measured. Refer to
APTD-0633 for a full list of currently accepted parameter codes.
Project Code: Identifies the project in association with which the
sample was taken. Valid codes are found in Appendix A, Table 2.
Reading: The value of the sample taken.
Site Code: Identifies the site at which the sample was taken.
Start Hour: On the Format 2 and Format 3 transactions, the hour at
which the sample was taken. On the Format 1 transaction, the
hour at which the first reading was taken.
State: Indicates the state (or other geographic division) in which
the sampling site is located.
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Status Flag: Indicates the status of the readings on the transaction.
Valid codes are:
S previously sent to SAROAD
blank to be sent to SAROAD
Time Code: Indicates the interval at which the samples were taken. Valid
codes are found in Appendix A, Table 3.
Units Code: Indicates the units in which the parameter was measured.
A partial list may be found in Appendix A, Table 4.
Year: The year in which the sample was taken.
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2.3 ROUTINES
Within each program in AQDHS, certain similarities of construction and
format will immediately become apparent. The top level paragraph (the
one with which execution begins) in each COBOL program is named
ROOT-SEGMENT. This paragraph controls, on a gross level, the sequence
of execution of all other paragraph in the program. ROOT-SEGMENT performs
at least three other paragraphs in this order: PCM-INIT, MAIN-LOOP,
WRAP-UP. Within ROOT-SEGMENT there may be other paragraphs performed
or other READS, WRITES or switch settings to tailor ROOT-SEGMENT to
the particular program, however, the three basic paragraphs remain.
o PGM-INIT
This paragraph performs whatever program initialization
functions are necessary. These generally consist of
opening all files, clearing work areas and initializing
switches.
o MAIN-LOOP
This paragraph controls the main-line processing of the
program. Usually, this consists of reading an input
record and, based on that input, determining the action
to be taken.
o WRAP-UP
This paragraph performs whatever program termination
functions are necessary. These usually consist of
writing program execution statistics messages and
closing all files.
Because the paragraphs ROOT-SEGMENT, PGM-INIT, MAIN-LOOP and WRAP-UP are
found in each COBOL program in AQDHS and their functions are similar,
the detailed program documenation usually begins with a description of
MAIN-LOOP.
Figure 2.3.1 shows the general AQDHS program organization.
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During the development of AQDHS, it became apparent that many programs
had certain identical functions to perform. For example, each program
needed a print routine to control the printing of any messages it may
have. Whenever a function performed by more than one program could be
identified and could be accomplished by identical code, a paragraph or
group of paragraphs was developed to fulfill the functions. These
functional modules could then be "plugged into" any program needing this
function. The use of "global code" aided greatly in the reduction of
coding time and effort during the development of AQDHS. Some of the
global modules are identified below.
o PRINT-ROUTINE
This routine controls the printing of any messages from
the program to the user. It keeps track of the number
of lines printed on the page and handles the printing of
titles at page overflow.
o BUILD-TABLES
This routine reads in the valid site code table file and
the key portion of the parameter, method, unit codes
table file and builds them as arrays in core storage.
o BUILD-PARM-DESCRIPTION
This routine reads in the description portion of the
parameter, method, unit codes table file and builds it
as an array in core storage.
o BUILD-STANDARDS-TABLE
This routine reads in the parameter standards table
file and builds it as an array in core storage.
o SEARCH-TABLES
This routine searches the valid site code table array
and the parameter, method, unit codes table array and
returns the subscripts of the correct entries.
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LQCATE-STANDARD
This routine locates the appropriate state and federal standards
for the parameter in question. Refer to section 4.3 for a
discussion of the selection algorithm.
ERROR-ROUTINE
This routine handles the printing of error messages.
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3.0 CONVERSION PROGRAMS
AQDHS provides three conversion programs to aid in entering data into
and extracting data from the AQDHS master file. Two provide conversion
of data for input to AQDHS. They are the Old AQDHS File to New AQDHS
Input and the Old AQDHS (SAROAD) Input to New AQDHS Input conversion
programs. The AQDHS File to SAROAD Input conversion program extracts
data from the AQDHS master file for submission to SAROAD.
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3.1 OLD AQDHS FILE TO NEW AQDHS INPUT
The Old AQDHS File to New AQDHS Input conversion program extracts the
information contained in an old format AQDHS master file and converts
it to the new AQDHS input format. These transactions may then be run
through the Transaction Editor and File Maintenance programs to build
a new format AQDHS master file.
All data in the old AQDHS master file should be sent to SAPOAD before
the conversion to the new AQDHS master file as this program sets
the status flag to 'S'3 indicating that the data has been sent to
SAROAD.
In order for this conversion program to work correctly, the format of
the old AQDHS master file must correspond to the file description in
APTD-1086. Any other file format will cause unpredictable results.
The name of the load module is BXCONVRT.
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1.1.] O RGANIZATION
The Old AQ1JI1S File to New AQDHS Input conversion program is organized
in a top down, modular structure. There is only one entrance and one
exit from the program, both contained in the highest level module.
Each lower level module invoked has the same characteristics: one
entrance and one exit.
o MAIN-LOOP
This routine is performed by ROOT-SEGMENT until an
end-of-file is detected on the old AQDHS file. First
the time codes are checked for form-1, form-2, or an
invalid form number. If it is a form-1 (less than
daily sampling interval), CONVERT-TO-FORM-1 is
performed. If it is a form-2 then CONVERT-TO-FORM-2
is performed, otherwise an error message is printed.
Finally, READ-ROUTINE is performed which reads the
next old AQDHS record.
o CONVERT-TO-FORM-1
This routine builds a new AQDHS input record. First
the data fields are moved. Then EXTRACT-TRANS-1 is
performed which edits and moves the valid readings
to the new record. If there are any readings in the
new record then WRITE-ROUTINE is performed which writes
a new AQDHS record.
o CONVERT-TO-FORM-2
This routine builds a new AQDHS input record. First
the data fields are moved. Then EXTRACT-TRANS-2 is
performed which edits a specific data field and moves
it to the new record; afterwards, WRITE-ROUTINE is
performed.
Figure 3.1.1 shows the organization of BXCONVRT.
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3.1.2 COMMUNICATION AND DATA FORMATS
The following defines the usage of certain working storage names:
o END-OF-FILE-SW
May contain TRUE or FALSE. If true, a data set end-
of-file has been detected.
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3.1.3 ROUTINES
The following are major subroutines of the Old AQDHS File to New AQDHS
Input conversion program.
o PRINT-SAROAD-RECORD
This routine reformats the old AQDHS file record
and prints it out.
o READ-ROUTINE
This routine reads an AQDHS record and performs
PRINT-SAROAD-RECORD.
o WRITE-ROUTINE
This routine writes a new AQDHS record.
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3.2 OLD AQDHS (SAROAD) INPUT TO NEW AQDHS INPUT
This program accepts old AQDHS (SAROAD) format transactions and action
cards and outputs new AQDHS format transactions. These transactions
may then be used to create or update the AQDHS master file.
An action card indicates the action to be performed by all old AQDHS trans-
actions following it until the next action card is encountered. Action
cards are identified by a '$' in column 1 and an action code in column 2.
There are three valid action codes: '!', '2', and '3'. '!' signals
'delete', '2' indicates 'add' and '3' means 'change'. A '$4' card is a
status flag card and indicates that all old AQDHS transactions following
it have been sent to SAROAD and the program begins generating a status
flag of 'S' on the new AQDHS output transactions. This status flag code
does not override the action code currently in effect (1, 2 or 3) nor
can it be reset for the rest of the execution of the program.
The name of the load module is CXCONVRT.
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3.2.1 ORGANIZATION
The Old AQDHS (SAROAD) Input to New AQDHS Input conversion program is
organized in a top down, modular structure. There is only one entrance
and one exit from the program, both contained in the highest level
module. Each lower level module invoked has the same characteristics:
one entrance and one exit.
o MAIN-LOOP
This routine is performed by ROOT-SEGMENT until an
end-of-file is detected on the input file. First the
input record is tested for an action card and, if it
is, the action code is saved. If it is a valid trans-
action, then CONVERT-TRANS is performed which branches
to CONVERT-TRANS-1, CONVERT-TRANS-2, or CONVERT-TRANS-3
depending on the transaction code. Finally, READ-ROUTINE
is performed which reads the next input record.
Figure 3.2.1 shows the organization of CXCONVRT.
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CXCONVRT - Organization
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3.2.2 COMMUNICATION AND DATA FORMATS
The following defines the usage of certain working storage names:
o END-OF-FILE-SW
May contain TRUE or FALSE. If true, a data set
end-of-file has been detected.
o SAROAD-STATUS-IS-SENT-SW
May contain TRUE or FALSE. If true, the status of
TRANS-STATUS-FLAG will be sent ('S').
o ACTION-CODE-SAVE
Carries the value of the current action card in
effect (other than 'sent').
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3.2.3 ROUTINES
The following are major subroutines of the Old AQDHS (SAROAD) Input to
New AQDHS Input conversion program.
o CONVERT-TRANS
This routine edits the fields on the input record
for valid data. If invalid, an appropriate error
message is printed out.
o READ-ROUTINE
This routine reads an input record until end-of-
file. Then TRUE is moved to END-OF-FILE-SW.
o SPLIT-TRANS-1
This routine splits the input transaction between
two work areas and re-calculates the start hour in
the second work area. If there is data In the work
data fields, then WRITE-TRANS is performed.
o WRITE-TRANS
This routine writes the output transactions and
clears the transaction work area.
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3.3 AQDHS FILE TO SAROAD INPUT
The AQDHS File to SAROAD Input conversion program provides the user with
the capability of periodically extracting new or changed data from the
AQDHS master file and sending it to SAROAD for inclusion in the National
Aerometric Data Bank. It is still the user's responsibility, however,
to notify the EPA Regional Office and the NADB when previously submitted
data is deleted from the AQDHS master file.
All data which has been previously sent to SAROAD is not re-sent. All
data which has been previously sent to SAROAD but has been changed is
sent as a change transaction. All new data is sent as an add transaction.
As each reading is sent to SAROAD, its associated status flag is changed
from 'A' or 'C' to 'S', indicating that it has been sent. The master
file output from this program contains the same information as the
input master file except that all status flags are set to 'S'. This
master file thereby becomes to current AQDHS master file.
There are two ouput files containing transactions to be sent to the NADB.
One file will begin with a '$2' action card followed by all add trans-
actions, if any. The other file will contain a '$3' action card and all
change transactions, if any. The '$2' and '$3' cards indicate the
action to be performed by the transactions following them, add or change.
The name of the load module is AXCONVRT.
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Opr;AMIXATION
The AQDHS File to SAROAD Input conversion program is organized in a top
down, modular structure. There is only one entrance and one exit from
the program, both contained in the highest level module. Each lower level
module invoked has the same characteristics: one entrance and one exit.
o MAIN-LOOP
This routine is performed by ROOT-SEGMENT until an
end-of-file is detected on the AQDHS master file.
It determines the form code and invokes the appropriate
conversion routine. If the record has any add or
change fields, a record is written to the SAROAD add
file or the SAROAD change file. Afterwards, a new
master file record is written and an old master file
record is read.
o CONVERT-FORM-1 and CONVERT-FORM-2
These routines build the SAROAD transaction records.
First the ident key is moved from the master record.
Then CONVERT-TIME-CODE is performed to convert the
AQDHS time code to SAROAD time code. Next EXTRACT-DATA
is performed to build the SAROAD add or change
fields of the SAROAD transaction record. If the add
or change fields are built, a record is then written.
Figure 3.3.1 shows the organization of AXCONVRT.
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3.3.2 COMMUNICATION AND DATA FORMATS
The following defines the usage of certain working storage names:
o END-OF-FILE-SW
May contain TRUE or FALSE. If true, a data set
end-of-file has been detected.
o TIME-CODE-LOCATED-SW
May contain TRUE or FALSE. If true, a match from
a master file record is equal to a time code in
the time-code-table.
o TYPE-IS-ADD-SW
May contain TRUE or FALSE. If true, a record is
written to the add file.
o WRITE-TRANS-SW
May contain TRUE or FALSE. If true, a Form-1 record
is written.
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3.3.3 ROUTINES
The following are major subroutines of the AQDHS File to SAROAD Input
conversion program.
o EXTRACT-DATA-1
This routine extracts readings and converts all the
add or change flags in the master record to 'S',
indicating that it has been sent to SAROAD.
o EXTRACT-DATA-2
This routine extracts readings and converts all the
add or change flags in the master record to 'S'.
If the status is not 'S', the INCREMENT-BY-TIME-CODE
routine is performed. Then a SAROAD add or change
record is written.
o INCREMENT-BY-TIME-CODE
This routine converts the time code from the master
record to hour, day, or month for the SAROAD trans-
action record.
o READ-ROUTINE
This routine writes a new master file record and
then reads the next old master file record.
o WRITE-ROUTINE
This routine writes a SAROAD add or change record and
performs INCREMENT-BY-TIME-CODE.
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4.0 TABLE MAINTENANCE
Three programs are provided by AQDHS to maintain tables necessary for
editing and report formatting. They are the Parameter Code Table
Maintenance, the Site Code Table Maintenance and the Parameter Standards
Table Maintenance programs. As with File Maintenance, they are used
to create and update their respective tables.
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4.1 PARAMETER CODE TABLE MAINTENANCE
The Parameter Code Table Maintenance program creates and maintains a
table containing the valid combinations of parameter code, analysis
and collection methods code, units code and the minimum detectable value
of the parameter.
The table is stored externally in two segments. The key portion of the
table, containing the parameter codes, methods codes, units codes and
minimum detectable values, is stored in one segment while the associated
description portion is stored in the other segment. The description
portion contains prose descriptions of the values contained in the
key portion of the table.
The Parameter Code Table Maintenance program operates in one of three
modes: ADD, CHANGE and DELETE. The transactions entered into the
program determine the mode of operation.
Two transactions must be entered for each entry in the table. The table
file is searched in an attempt to match the key of the transactions with
the key of an entry in the table. If no match can be found, the program
operates in ADD mode and adds the entry described by the transactions to
the table. If a matching key is found, the description portions of the
transactions are examined. If they are blank, the program operates in
DELITE mode and deletes the entry from the table. Otherwise, the program
operates tn CHANGE mode and replaces the description portion of the table
entry with the description portions of the transactions.
Refer to Figure 4.1.4 for a description of the transactions.
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The transactions must be sorted on the following fields before being read:
Key
Transaction-id
bytes 2-15
byte 1
ascending
ascending
The name of the load module is HXTABLE1.
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4.1.1 ORGANIZATION
The Parameter Code Table Maintenance program is organized in a top down,
modular structure. There is only one entrance and one exit from the
program, both contained in the highest level module. Each lower level
module invoked has the same characteristics: one entrance and one
exit.
o MAIN-LOOP
This routine is performed by ROOT-SEGMENT until an
end-of-file is detected on the transaction file.
First, EDIT-TRANS is performed, which validates the
fields in the transactions. If the cards are valid,
LOCATE-MSTR is performed until the proper position
is located. The required update is then performed.
Finally, READ-ROUTINE is performed which reads two
cards into the transaction work area.
Figure 4.1.1 shows the organization of HXTABLE1.
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4.1.2 COMMUNICATION AND DATA FORMATS
The following defines the usage of certain working storage names:
o END-OF-FILE-SW
May contain TRUE or FALSE. If true, a data set
end-of-file has been detected.
o ERROR-FOUND-SW
May contain TRUE or FALSE. If true, an error has
been detected during the card read routine processing.
o LAST-TRANS-WAS-DELETE-SW
May contain TRUE or FALSE. If true, the last
transaction deleted a parameter table entry.
o READ-SUPPRES S ED-SW
May contain TRUE or FALSE. If true, suppresses the
reading of the transaction file.
o RECORD-LOCATED-SW
May contain TRUE or FALSE. If true, the transactions
have been matched against the parameter table.
o TRANS-REJECTED-SW
May contain TRUE or FALSE. If true, there is an error
in one or more of the input data fields being edited.
o KEY-SAVE
Contains the current old parameter table key until
end-of-file, then it is replaced with high values.
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A.1.3 ROUTINES
The following are major subroutines of the Parameter Code Table Main-
tenance program.
o COPY-MSTR
This routine performs WRITE-MSTR which writes out the
new parameter table records unless the last transaction
delete switch is on. Next, it moves the old parameter
table records to work areas. Last, READ-MSTR is per-
formed which reads the old parameter table files.
o EDIT-TRANS
This routine edits the fields in the input card for valid
data. If invalid, an appropriate error message is
printed out.
o LOCATE-MSTR
This routine cycles through the parameter table files,
performing COPY-MSTR and WRITE-MSTR until an equal-to
or greater-than condition occurs between the old
parameter table and the input data.
o READ-CARD-ROUTINE
This routine reads two cards and verifies that they
have the same key and are in the proper sequence. If
there is an error, an appropriate error message is
printed out.
o READ-ROUTINE
This routine performs READ-CARD-ROUTINE until
END-OF-FILE-SW is true or ERROR-FOUND-SW is false.
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Parameter Code Table Transactions
Card 1
Columns
1
2-6
7-8
9-10
11 - 14
15
16 - 45
46 - 70
71 - 80
Card 2
Columns
1-15
16 - 40
41 - 70
71 - 80
Format
9
99999
99
99
9999
9
X - X
X - X
Format
X - X
X - X
Symbol
Numeric
Numeric
Numeric
Numeric
Numeric
Numeric
Alphameric
Alphameric
Symbol
Alphameric
Alphameric
Description
Card Type
Parameter Code
Method Code
Units Code
Minimum Detectable
Decimal Point
Parameter Description
Collection Method
Unused
Description
Same as Card 1
Analysis Method
Units Description
Unused
Parameter Code Table Transactions
Figure 4.1.4
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4.1.4 DESCRIPTION OF PARAMETER CODE TABLE TRANSACTION FIELDS
Card Type: Identifies the transaction as either card I or card 2 of a
two card set. Valid values are 1 and 2.
Parameter Code: Identifies the parameter being described. Refer to
APTD-0633 for a full list of currently accepted parameter codes.
Method Code: Identifies both the collection method and the analysis
method of the parameter being described.
Units Code: Indicates the units in which the minimum detectable value
is expressed. A partial list may be found in Appendix A, Table 4.
Minimum Detectable: Specifies the minimum value detectable using the
specified collection and analysis methods.
Decimal Position: A single-digit number from 0 to 4 which indicates
the number of digits in the minimum detectable value that are to
fall to the right of the decimal point.
Parameter Description: A prose description of the parameter.
Collection Method: A prose description of the collection method.
Analysis Method: A prose description of the analysis method.
Units Description: A prose description of the units.
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4.2 SITE CODE TABLE MAINTENANCE
The Site Code Table Maintenance program creates and updates a table
containing valid site codes for this installation of AQDHS plus a prose
description of the site.
The key of each transaction contains the full coded identification of
the site: state code, area code, site code, agency code and project
code. If a matching key is found in the table file and the site
description in the transaction is blank, the table entry is deleted
from the file. If the transaction description is not blank, it
replaces the description in the table. If no matching key is found,
a new table entry is created. This process is identical to that
described in section 4.1.
Refer to Figure 4.2.4 for a description of transaction.
The transactions must be sorted on the following field before being
used:
Key bytes 1-12 ascending
The name of the load module is HXTABLE2.
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4.2.1 ORGANIZATION
The Site Code Table Maintenance program is organized in a top down,
modular structure. There is only one entrance and one exit from the
program, both contained in the highest level module. Each lower level
module invoked has the same characteristics: one entrance and one exit.
o MAIN-LOOP
This routine is performed by ROOT-SEGMENT until an end-
of-file is detected on the transaction file. First
EDIT-TRANS is performed which validates the fields on
card input. If the fields on the card are valid,
LOCATE-MSTR is performed until the master file is
positioned properly. The required update is then
performed. Finally, READ-TRANS is performed which
reads the next card.
Figure 4.2.1 shows the organization of HXTABLE2.
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4.2.2 COMMUNICATION AND DATA FORMATS
The following defines the usage of certain working storage names:
o END-OF-FILE-SW
May contain TRUE or FALSE. If true, a data set
end-of-file has been detected.
o LAST-TRANS-WAS-DELETE-SW
May contain TRUE or FALSE. If true, the last
transaction deleted a site code table entry.
o RECORD-LOCATED-SW
May contain TRUE or FALSE. If true, the trans-
action has been matched against the site code
table.
o TRANS-REJECTED-SW
May contain TRUE or FALSE. If true, there is an
error on one or more of the input data fields being
edited.
o KEY-SAVE
Contains the current site code table key until end-
of-file, then it is replaced with high values.
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4.2.3 ROUTINES
The following are major subroutines of the Site Code Table Maintenance
program.
o COPY-MSTR
This routine performs WRITE-MSTR which writes out the
site code table record unless the last transaction
delete switch is on. Next, it moves the old site code
table record to a work area.
o EDIT-TRANS
This routine edits the fields on card input for valid
data. If invalid, an appropriate error message is
printed out.
o LOCATE-MSTR
This routine cycles through the site code table file,
performing COPY-MSTR and WRITE-MSTR until an equal-to
or greater-than condition occurs between the old site
code table and the input data.
O READ-MSTR
This routine reads a site code table record and moves
the old site code table key to key-save until end-of-
file, then high values are moved to key-save.
O READ-TRANS
This routine reads a transaction record and at end-of-
file turns the END-OF-FILE-SW on.
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Site Code Table Transaction
Columns
Format
Description
1
3
7
11
13
73
2
6
9
10
12
72
80
XX
9999
999
A
99
X - X
Alphameric
Numeric
Numeric
Alphabetic
Numeric
Alphameric
State Code
Area Code
Site Code
Agency Code
Project Code-
Site Description
Unused
Site Code Table Transaction
Figure 4.2.4
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4.2.4 DESCRIPTION OF SITE CODE TABLE TRANSACTION FIELDS
State Code: Indicates the state (or other geographic division) in which
the sampling site is located.
Area Code: Identifies the area within the state in which the sampling
site is located.
Site Code: Identifies the sampling site.
Agency Code: Identifies the agency responsible for this sampling site.
Valid codes are found in Appendix A, Table 1.
Project Code: Identifies the project using this sampling site. Valid
codes are found in Appendix A, Table 2.
Site Description: A prose description of the sampling site.
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4.3 PARAMETER STANDARDS TABLE MAINTENANCE
The Parameter Standards Table Maintenance program is used to create and
maintain a table containing both state and federal parameter standards.
Both of these standards may then appear on any reports relating to those
parameters.
A maximum of one state standard and one federal standard will be selected
for each report. Each standard is selected in the following fashion.
The table is searched and the location of the first state or the first
federal standard for the parameter in question is saved. An attempt is
then made to match the unit codes in the master file with those in the
table. If more than one match is made on the unit codes, the first one
encountered is used. If no match on unit codes is made, the first standard
for the parameter is used. Therefore, it is important to enter standards
in order of decreasing priority. It may be desirable to create several
standards tables with different priorities assigned to a given standard.
The key of each transaction contains the following information: parameter
code, federal/state flag, and standard number. If a matching key is
found in the table file and the description on the transaction is not
blank, the proper description (primary or secondary) in the table entry
is replaced. If the description is blank and the transaction indicates
a primary standard, the entire table entry is deleted. Otherwise, only
the secondary standard is deleted. If no matching key is found, a new
table entry is created.
Refer to Figure 4.3.4 for a description of the transaction.
The transactions must be sorted before being input on the following fields:
parameter code byte 1-5 ascending
federal/state flag byte 6 ascending
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standard number bytes 7-8 ascending
primary/secondary flag byte 9 ascending
The name of the load module is HXTABLE3.
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4.3.1 ORGANIZATION
The Parameter Standards Table Maintenance program is organized into two
routines, the root segment and the main loop.
o ROOT-SEGMENT
Opens the data sets required by the program module,
initializes work areas, switches, and files. Next,
the data file is processed by MAIN-LOOP until end-
of-file. Table entries are written or deleted
according to edited input. Finally, summary totals
are written, files closed, and then the root segment
terminates the run.
o MAIN-LOOP
Editing is performed on card input by EDIT-TRANS.
If no errors are found, LOCATE-MSTR is performed
until record found switch is true and it is not a
delete entry. Then the master record is updated
or a new record added. Perform the READ-ROUTINE.
Figure 4.3.1 shows the organization of HXTABLE3.
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MAIN-LOOP
W) I '['-TRANS
Ul'llATK-KFCnKI)
1
in [MM
1IXTARLK3 - Organization
Figure 4.3.1
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4.3.2 COMMUNICATION AND DATA FORMATS
The following defines the usage of certain working storage names:
o END-OF-FILE-SW
May contain TRUE or FALSE. If true, a data set
end-of-file has been detected.
o LAST-TRANS-WAS-DELETED-SW
May contain TRUE or FALSE. If true, the last
transaction deleted a standards table record.
o RECORD-FOUND-SW
May contain TRUE or FALSE. If true, either a new
record is added or an old record is changed.
o TRANS-REJECTED-SW
May contain TRUE or FALSE. If true, an error or
errors have been found upon editing card input.
o KEY-SAVE
Contains the old standards table key until end-
of-file, then it is changed to high values.
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4.3.3 ROUTINES
The following subroutines are part of the MAIN-LOOP.
o EDIT-TRANS
This paragraph edits all fields for valid data. If
any fields are invalid, they are flagged and
ERROR-ROUTINE is performed which lists an appropriate
error message.
o LOCATE-MSTR
This paragraph positions the standards file so that
an existing record may be updated or deleted or a
new record may be created.
o READ-ROUTINE
This paragraph reads a card and lists it.
o UPDATE-RECORD
This paragraph checks to see if the input record is
new or old, lists an added or replaced message, and
updates the work area.
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Parameter Standards Table Transaction
Columns
Format
Symbol
Description
1 -
7 -
10
12
62
5
6
8
9
11
61
80
99999
A
99
9
99
X - X
Numeric
Alphabetic
Numeric
Numeric
Numeric
Alphameric
Parameter Code
Standard Source (F/S)
Standard Number
Standard Type
Units Code
Standard
Unused
Parameter Standards Table Transaction
Figure 4.3.4
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4.3.4 DESCRIPTION OF PARAMETER STANDARDS TABLE TRANSACTION FIELDS
Parameter Code: Identifies the parameter for which this standard applies,
Refer to APTD-0633 for a full list of currently accepted parameter
codes.
Standard Source: Identifies the source of this standard. Valid codes
are F for federal and S for state.
Standard Number: A two-digit number indicating the frequency of use of
this standard. 01 should represent the most frequently used
standard for this parameter (i.e. the default to be used when no
match can be made on units code).
Standard Type: Differentiates between primary and secondary standards.
Valid codes are 1 for primary standard and 2 for secondary standard.
Units Code: Indicates the units in which the standard is expressed. A
partial list may be found in Appendix A, Table 4.
Standard Description: A prose description of the standard.
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5.0 FILE MAINTENANCE AND TRANSACTION EDITOR
Two programs are used to build and maintain the AQDHS-II master file. They
are the Transaction Editor program and the File Maintenance program. The
AQDHS-II File to SAROAD Input program also modifies the AQDHS-II master file.
Refer to Section 3.3 for a discussion of these modifications.
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5.1 TRANSACTION EDITOR
The Transaction Editor can only process AQDHS-II formatted transactions
(ref. pages 266 through 269 of this manual). However, the user can encode
his transactions in SAROAD format and convert them to AQDHS-II format for
processing through the Transaction Editor, by using the SAROAD to AQDHS-II
conversion program, CXCONVRT (ref. Section 3.2, page 33 of this manual).
The Transaction Editor performs two basic functions. First, it edits
all AQDHS-II converted input transactions for correctness and informs
the user of any errors. Second, it converts all input transactions passing
the edit into an internal format usable by the File Maintenance program.
The editing and conversion of each transaction is unaffected by any other
transaction, either preceding or following. Therefore, transactions may
be entered in any order.
The internal format transactions which are created by and are output from
the Transaction Editor program must be sorted into master file sequence
before they are input to the File Maintenance program. The order of the
sort is as follows:
KEY-1 bytes 4-18 ascending
STATE bytes 4-5
AREA-CODE bytes 6-9
SITE bytes 10-12
AGENCY bytes 13
PROJECT bytes 14-15
TIME-CODE bytes 16
YEAR bytes 17-18
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KEY-3
bytes 25-34
ascending
PARAMETER-CODE
METHOD-CODE
UNIT-CODE
DECIMAL-CODE
bytes 25-29
bytes 30-31
bytes 32-33
bytes 34
KEY-2
bytes 19-24
ascending
MONTH
DAY-CODE
START-HOUR
bytes 19-20
bytes 21-22
bytes 23-24
ACTION-CODE,
FORM-CODE &
STATUS-FLAG
bytes 1-3
ascending
Please note that the AQDHS-II file maintenance program expects to see the
internal transaction card in the sort sequence shown above. If this sort
order is modified, the program will not function. The action (add, change,
delete) to be performed by an input transaction is indicated by the action
code in column 80 as follows:
Action Code Action Performed
1
2
Deletes an entire master file record
Adds an entire master file record or
individual data fields to an existing
master file record
Replaces (or changes) the data fields
of the existing master file record
with the contents of the non-blank
data fields of the transaction
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The Transaction Edit Program views each transaction card (i.e., the
punched card) both as a physical record and one or more logical records,
i.e., common key information.
A Form 1 record contains one physical record and one logical record.
Form 2 and Form 3 records have one physical record, but may have up to
four logical records., i.e., there is one logical record for each para-
meter entry in a Form 2 record and one logical record for each site entry
in a Form 2 record.
The edit function is summarized by the following rule:
Tine logical record is rejected -if any field is in error.
This rule is necessary to protect the integrity of the file yet allow the
user to pass as many valid logical records as possible during any execu-
tion of the Transaction Editor. Since an error in the key can only be
changed by deleting and readding the record, a logical record with an
error in the key is always rejected. The reading3 status flag3 and action
code are the only non-key data fields in any transaction. If the action
code is in error, the record is rejected. A reading is in error if it
is non-numeric, contains embedded blanks (as opposed to leading blanks),
or exceeds the maximum value for the parameter. (A reading of all blanks
is permitted.) The program does not attempt error correction; it rejects
the logical record. When an error is detected, the error message is
printed denoting the error and the action taken. The message printed
depends on the error, the input transaction form number and the field
in error. Consider each input transaction form number:
Form 1 - If any field is in error the entire input is
rejected because there is only one logical record on the
card (both physical and logical record).
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Form 2 - The following rules apply:
Card RejectedThe entire card is rejected if a key field
common to all logical records is in error.
Logical Record RejectedThe logical record is rejected
if the parameter code, method code, units code, decimal
position, or reading for that logical record is in error.
However, if the other logical records on the input card
are valid, they will not be rejected.
Form 3 - The following rules apply:
Card RejectedThe card is rejected if a key field common
to all logical records is in error.
Logical Record RejectedThe logical record is rejected if
the start hour, area, site, or reading for that logical
record is in error. Moreover, the logical record is
rejected if the site code group is invalid; the site code
group is formed by the combination of state, area, site,
agency, and project code. If a corresponding entry does
not exist in the site code table, the logical record is
rejected and the column number of the first non-matching
field in the group is flagged. If the error message
specifies an invalid site code group, it is good
practice to ensure that the corrected record will
correspond to a valid site code table entry.
As of update 14, the number of Transaction Editor error messages has been
expanded. A complete list of these error messages with explanation is
included in Section 5.1.5.
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The diagnostic message that follows serves as an example of the format of
one of the error messages formats produced by this program.
***TRE038E ERROR: COLUMN 12 - INVALID PROJECT CODE -
CARD REJECTED
The three consecutive asterisks at the left are used to highlight an
error message. TRE identifies this as a Transaction Edit Error message.
The digits 038 are the identifying number of the message. E is the
level of severity in the error. Error severity levels are discussed
below. The column number identifies the first column of the field in
error. The text describes the error detected and the action taken by
the program. CARD REJECTED means the entire card has been rejected.
The message that follows serves as an example of the format of an error
message which may be produced for a Form 2 or Form 3 transaction in
which a logical record is rejected.
***TRE047E ERROR: COLUMN 65 - INVALID AREA CODE -
GROUP 04 REJECTED
GROUP 04 REJECTED means the logical record formed by combining information
from columns 1 through 23 with the information in the repeating fields
in columns 63 through 75 was rejected. Groups 01 through 03 were accepted.
Three internal records formed by combining information from columns 1
through 23 with the appropriate repeating fields were generated and passed
to the File Maintenance Program.
The error severity level symbols used in this program have the following
meaning:
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W WarningIndicates a possible error was made in the
transaction. However, it is not serious enough to
hinder execution of the program.
E ErrorIndicates a serious error was made. The
program takes no corrective action. The logical
record containing the error is rejected. Edit pro-
cessing will be continued on the remaining logical
records, if any. The logical record in error should
be corrected and resubmitted. This corrected transaction
can then be edited during a later execution of the
transaction editor.
S SeriousIndicates a serious error was made. Program
execution is terminated. All output of the program
should be treated as unusable. Correct the cause of
the error and resubmit the job.
Refer to Figure 2.2-2.1 for the formats of the transactions.
The name of the load module is TXTREDIT.
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Date: 9/24/76
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5.1.1 ORGANIZATION
The following are the main modules of the Transaction Editor program.
0 MAIN-LOOP
Performed by ROOT-SEGMENT, this routine edits input
transactions, creating internal (system recognizable)
transactions. Depending on the input transaction
code, the routine performs a lower level segment to
edit the different transaction formats.
0 CONVERT-TRANS
Performed by MAIN-LOOP, this routine performs lower
level segments to do the actual editing and to write
the "edited" form out to the internal transaction file.
° SCAN-FULL-KEY
Performed by CONVERT-TRANS, this routine scans the input
transaction in its entirety for user errors, e.g., invalid
time code, non-numeric project code, invalid day, etc.
° TRANS-1-REPEAT
This routine is performed by CONVERT-TRANS when the input
transaction form code is "1". It performs the necessary
editing functions on the readings and in the case of
invalid entries, prints out appropriate error messages.
° TRANS-2-REPEAT
This routine is performed by CONVERT-TRANS when the input
transaction code is "2". It performs necessary editing
functions on the repeating fields and, in the case of invalid
entries, prints out appropriate error messages.
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TRANS-3-REPEAT
This routine is performed by CONVERT-TRANS when the input
transaction code is "3". It performs the necessary editing
functions on the repeating fields and, in the case of
invalid entries, prints out appropriate error messages.
Figure 5.1.1 shows the organization of TXTREDIT.
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MAIN-LOOP
CONVERT-
TRANS
READ-
ROUTINE
CONVERT-
TRANS- 1
CONVERT-
TRANS- 2
-o
CONVERT-
TRANS- 3
SCAN-
FULL-KEY
TRANS-1-
REPEAT
TRANS-2-
REPEAT
TRANS-3-
REPEAT
TXTREDIT - Organization
Figure 5.1.1
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Date: 9/20/70
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5.1.2 COMMUNICATION AND DATA FORMATS
The following COBOL working storage section fields are the major control
and data areas internal to the Transaction Editor Program.
o END-OF-FILE-SW
When equal to TRUE, indicates that an end-of-file has
occurred on the input transaction file.
o END-OF-JOB-SW
When equal to TRUE, indicates a serious error has
occurred in processing. Program execution is
terminated.
o FULL-SCAN-SW
Used by the routines which scan the Form 2 and Form 3
transactions. When equal to FALSE, indicates that
only the fields in the repeating segments are to be
scanned rather than the entire key.
o MAXIMUM-VALUES
A table containing the maximum values of certain parameter/
unit code combinations. Any reading exceeding a value in
this table will be rejected.
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WORK-TRANSACTION
The area in which the internal format transaction is
built.
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Date: 9/23/76
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5.1.3 ROUTINES
The following are internal subroutines of the Transaction Editor
program:
LOCATE-MAX-VAL
Searches the MAXIMUM-VALUES TABLE ATTEMPTING to match the
parameter and unit codes in the transaction with those
in the table.
° SEARCH-FOR-PARM
Searches the key portion of the parameter, method, unit
codes table attempting to match the combination in the
transaction with one in the table. If no match is
found, the field in error in the transaction is flagged
by a diagnostic message!
SEARCH-FOR-SITE
Searches the valid site code table attempting to match
the site identification in the transaction with an
entry in the table. If no match is found, the field
in error in the transaction is flagged by a diagnostic
message.
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5.1.4 OPTION CARD
One option card may be used to specify the information to be printed by
the Transaction Edit Program. To pass information to the program, code
one or more keyword parameters in the operand field of the option card.
The format of the option card is given in Figure 5.1.4-1. When a key-
word is identified it is checked for the presence or absence of the pre-
fix NO, as appropriate. The program default options are indicated by
an underlined word in the following section of the text entitled Valid
Transaction Edit Keywords. The program options are summarized by the
following rule:
Except for error (E-level) messages3 you must take
act-Ion to obtain any confirmation listings.
General Rules
o The Transaction Edit option card may be omitted, if
desired. If the option card is omitted, the default options
NOLIST, NOFLAGW apply.
o If the option card is present, there must be only
one card and all keywords must be punched within
columns 1 through 72, inclusive.
o Keyword parameters may be entered in any order.
o At least one space must appear between two successive
keyword parameters. Two or more successive spaces are
treated as a single space.
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GENERAL FORMAT
OPTION - 1
OPTION - 2
Figure 5.1.4-1. General Format of Transaction Edit Option Card
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o A comma may be used as a separator between successive
keywords instead of, or in addition to a space.
A space may precede and/or follow the comma when the
comma is used as a separator.
Valid Keywords for Transaction Edit
LIST
NOLIST (Default Option)
Indicates whether or not a transaction card which passes the edit
criteria is to be listed on the AQDHS-II Edit Transaction Confirmation
Listing. If at least one logical record from a transaction is accepted,
the transaction card is printed if the LIST option is specified. If any
logical records on the transaction card are in error, the transaction
card is printed on the AQDHS-II Edit Transaction Diagnostic Messages
Listing regardless of the option specified. If the LIST option is
specified, the erroneous transactions are listed separately from the
valid transactions.
FLAGW
NOFLAGW (Default Option)
Indicates whether or not warning messages are to be listed on the
AQDHS-II Edit Transaction Diagnostic Messages listing. The E-level
(error messages) are always printed and may not be suppressed.
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5.1.5 Transaction Editor Diagnostic Messages
TRE001E ERROR: COLUMN 01 - INVALID TRANSACTION CODE - CARD REJECTED
The only valid transaction codes are 1, 2, and 3.
ACTION: CORRECT THE TRANSACTION CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE002E ERROR: COLUMN 01 - NON-NUMERIC TRANSACTION CODE - CARD
REJECTED
The only valid transaction codes are I, 23 and 3.
ACTION: CORRECT THE TRANSACTION CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE003E ERROR: COLUMN 80 - INVALID ACTION CODE - CARD REJECTED
The only valid action codes are 1 (Delete) 3
2 (Add) and 3 (Change).
ACTION: CORRECT THE ACTION CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE004E ERROR: COLUMN 80 - NON-NUMERIC ACTION CODE - CARD REJECTED
The only valid action codes are 1 (Delete)3
2 (Add) and 3 (Change).
ACTION: CORRECT TEE ACTION CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE005E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID TIME CODE - CARD REJECTED
The time code beginning in Column xx is invalid.
The valid time codes are shown in Table 2, Appendix
Af Page 149 of this mmrual.
ACTION: CORRECT THE TIME CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE006E ERROR: COLUMN 02 - NON-NUMERIC STATE CODE - CARD REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE STATE CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE007E ERROR: COLUMN 02 - INVALID STATE CODE - CARD REJECTED
State Code is not in the site file.
ACTION: CORRECT THE STATE CODE AND RE-SUBMIT
TRE008E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC AREA CODE - CARD REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE AREA CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
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TRE009E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC SITE CODE - CARD REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE SITS CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE010E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-ALPHABETIC AGENCY CODE - CARD
REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE AGENCY CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE011E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC PROJECT CODE - CARD
REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE PROJECT CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE012E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC TIME CODE - CARD REJECTED
The time code 'beginning in Column xx is invalid. The
valid time codes are shown in Table 3, Appendix A,
Page 149 of this manual.
ACTION: CORRECT THE TINE CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE013E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC YEAR - CARD REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE YEAR AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE014E ERROR: COLUMN xx - YEAR LESS THAN SIXTY - CARD REJECTED
SAROAD does not accept data prior to 1960.
TRE015E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC MONTH - CARD REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE MONTH AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE016E ERROR: COLUMN xx - MONTH ZERO OR GREATER THAN TWELVE -
CARD REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE MONTH AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE017E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC DAY - CARD REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE DAY AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE018E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID DAY - CARD REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE DAY AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE019E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC START HOUR - CARD REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE START HOUR AND RE-SUBMIT.
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TRE020E ERROR: COLUMN xx - DECIMAL POSITION GREATER THAN FOUR -
CARD REJECTED
AQDHS-II currently will not accept a decimal
position greater than 4.
ACTION: CHANGE UNITS, DATA VALUE, AND DECIMAL CODE AND
RE-SUBMIT.
TRE021E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC PARAMETER CODE - CARD
REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE PARAMETER CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE022E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC METHOD CODE - CARD REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE METHOD CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE023E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC UNITS CODE - CARD REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE UNITS CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE024E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC DECIMAL POSITION - CARD
REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE DECIMAL POSITION AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE025E ERROR: COLUMN 21 - START HOUR GREATER THAN TWENTY-THREE -
CARD REJECTED
The valid Start Hour range for Form 1 (Hourly) data
is 0 through. 23.
ACTION: CORRECT THE START HOUR AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE026W WARNING: COLUMN xx - START HOUR GREATER THAN TWENTY-THREE -
CARD ACCEPTED
An erroneous Start Hour has been coded, however
this will not affect the operation of the programs
or the file sequence, (for forms 2 & S)
ACTION: NO ACTION REQUIRED.
TRE027E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC READING - CARD REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE READING AND RE-SUBMIT.
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TRE028E ERROR: RECORD CONTAINS NO READINGS - CARD REJECTED
Transaction contains no readings for Form 1
data or no key information and readings for
Form 2 and Form 3 data.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE029E ERROR: COLUMN 19 - NON-NUMERIC NUMBER OF SAMPLES -
CARD REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT TEE NUMBER OF SA1&LES AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE030E ERROR: COLUMN 22 - INVALID COMPOSITE TIME CODE - CARD
REJECTED
The only valid Composite Time Codes are 1-9,
A, and B.
ACTION: CORRECT THE COMPOSITE TIME CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE031E ERROR: COLUMN 21 - NON-NUMERIC COMPOSITE TYPE - CARD
REJECTED
«
The only valid Composite Type codes are
1 (Quarterly), 2 (Seasonal), 3 (Monthly),
4 (Weekly) and 5 (Annual).
ACTION: CORRECT THE COMPOSITE TYPE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE032E ERROR: COLUMN 17 - NON-NUMERIC PERIOD - CARD REJECTED
I The Composite Period field contains invalid
data.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE033E ERROR: COLUMN 17 - INVALID PERIOD - CARD REJECTED
The Composite Period field contains invalid
data.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE034E ERROR: COLUMN 21 - INVALID COMPOSITE TYPE - CARD
REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT.
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TRE035E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID AREA CODE - CARD REJECTED
The Area Code specified is not in the Sits
Code Fi le.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT OR UPDATE THE SITE FILE,
TRE036E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID SITE CODE - CARD REJECTED
The Site Code specified is not in the Site
Code File.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT OR UPDATE THE SITE FILE.
TRE037E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID AGENCY CODE - CARD REJECTED
The Agency Code specified is not in the Site
Code File.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT OR UPDATE THE SITE FILE.
TRE038E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID PROJECT CODE - CARD REJECTED
The Project Code specified is not in the Site
Code File.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT OR UPDATE THE SITE FILE.
TRE039E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID PARAMETER CODE - CARD REJECTED
The Parameter Code specified is not in the
Parameter Code File.
ACTION: CORRECT AI1D RE-SUBMIT OR UPDATE THE PARAMETER FILE.
TRE040E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID METHOD CODE - CARD REJECTED
The Method Code specified is not in the Parameter
Code File.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT OR UPDATE THE PARAMETER FILE.
TRE041E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID UNITS CODE - CARD REJECTED
The Units Code specified is not in the Parameter
Code File.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT OR UPDATE THE PARAMETER FILE.
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TRE042E ERROR: COLUMN xx - READING EXCEEDS MAXIMUM PERMITTED -
CARD REJECTED
Card presently rejected by AQDHS-II.
TRE043E ERROR: COLUMN xx - READING EXCEEDS MAXIMUM PERMITTED -
GROUP yy REJECTED
Group presently rejected by AQDHS-II.
TRE044E ERROR: COLUMN 79 - INVALID STATUS FLAG - CARD REJECTED
Blank and S are the only valid Status Flag
values.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE045E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID START HOUR (READINGS SPAN
END OF DAY) - REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUB MIT.
TRE046E ERROR: INVALID OPTION - RUN ABORTED
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE047E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID AREA CODE - GROUP yy REJECTED
The Area Code specified is not in the Site
Code File.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT OR UPDATE THE SITE FILE.
TRE048E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID SITE CODE - GROUP yy REJECTED
The Site Code specified is not in the Site
Code File.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT OR UPDATE THE SITE FILE.
TRE049E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID AGENCY CODE - GROUP yy REJECTED
The Agency Code specified is not in the Site
Code File.
ACTION: CORRECT AfID RE-SUBMIT OR UPDATE THE SITE FILE.
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TRE050E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID PROJECT CODE - GROUP yy
REJECTED
The Project Code specified is not in the
Site Code File.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT OP UPDATE THE SITE FILE.
TRE051E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID PARAMETER CODE - GROUP yy
REJECTED
The Parameter Code specified is not in the
Parameter Code File.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT OR UPDATE THE PARMfETER
FILE.
TRE052E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID METHOD CODE - GROUP yy REJECTED
The Method Code specified is not in the
Parameter Code File.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT OR UPDATE THE PARAMETER
FILE.
TRE053E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID UNITS CODE - GROUP yy REJECTED
The Units Code specified is not in the Parameter
Code, File.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT OR UPDATE THE PARAMETER
FILE.
TRE054E ERROR: COLUMN xx - DECIMAL POSITION GREATER THAN FOUR -
GROUP yy REJECTED
AQDHS-II currently will not accept a decimal
position greater than 4.
ACTION: CHANGE UNITS, DATA VALUE, AND DECItdAL CODE AND
RE-SUBMIT.
TRE055E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC DECIMAL POSITION -
GROUP yy REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT TEE DECIMAL POSITION AND RE-SUBMIT.
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TRE056E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC AREA CODE - GROUP yy
REJECTED
ACTION: COERECT THE AREA CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE057E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC SITE CODE - GROUP yy
REJECTED *
ACTION: CORRECT THE SITE CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE058E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC PARAMETER CODE - GROUP yy
REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE PARAMETER CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE059E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC METHOD CODE - GROUP yy
REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE METHOD CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE060E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC UNITS CODE - GROUP yy
REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE UNITS CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE061E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC READING - GROUP yy
REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE READING AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE062E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC START HOUR - GROUP yy
REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE START HOUR AND RE-SUBMIT.
*
Serious Error - Do Not Use Any Output From This Run.
xx - Column number
yy - Group number
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5.2 FILE MAINTENANCE
The File Maintenance program is used to create and maintain the AQDHS
master file. Internal format transactions generated by the Transaction
Editor program are used as input to the file maintenance program to
accomplish these functions. These internal transactions must be sorted
into master file sequence before they are input into the File Maintenance
Program (see cataloged procedure AQSFUPDT).
Each internal transaction either adds data to, replaces (changes) data
in, or deletes records from the AQDHS-II master file. Any combination of
transactions may be entered in one execution of the File Maintenance pro-
gram with the following exception: each composite type transaction
(annual, weekly, etc.) must be entered in a separate execution of the
program. Otherwise, the file maintenance program will terminate rather
than produce a duplicate record.
When a master file record is created and all readings are not supplied,
all blank fields up to the last supplied reading are filled with nines
to indicate a null reading. These null fields may then be updated by
either an Add or Change transaction. It is illegal to attempt to Change
a non-existing reading or to Add a reading to an existing reading.
If a reading has been unchanged since its submission to SAROAD, its status
flag is 'S1. If it has been changed since submission to SAROAD, its status
flag is 'Cf. Its status flag is 'A' if it has not yet been sent to SAROAD.
The File Maintenance error message that follows serves as an example of
the format of a message produced by this program.
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***FMT003E NO MATCHING KEY FOUND ON MASTER FILE -
RECORD REJECTED
The three asterisks at the left are used to highlight an error message.
FMT identifies this as a File Maintenance error message. The digits 003
are the identifying number of the message. E is the level of severity
in the error. The text describes the error and the action taken by the
program. RECORD REJECTED means the internal transaction has been rejected.
The severity level symbols used in this program have the same meaning
as that given in the Transaction Edit Program. A complete list of these
error messages is included in Section 5.2.5.
Refer to Figure 2.2-1.1 for the format of the master file records.
The name of the load module is FXFILMNT.
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5.2.1 ORGANIZATION
The following are the main modules of the File Maintenance program.
0 MAIN-LOOP
Performed by ROOT-SEGMENT, this routine (on the basis
of the transaction action code) performs lower level
segments to either add a record or data to the file,
change a record in the file or delete a record from
the file.
° FM-ADD
This routine, performed by MAIN-LOOP, controls the
adding of records or data to the system master file.
It performs lower level routines to locate the place
in the old master where the record should be added
and adds the record to the nexv master file.
0 FM-CHANGE
This routine, performed by MAIN-LOOP, controls the
changing of a record on the system file. It performs
lower level routines that locate the record to be
changed, makes the appropriate changes, and writes
updated record onto the file.
° FM-DELETE
This routine, performed by MAIN-LOOP, controls the
deletion of a record from the system master file.
It performs lower level routines to locate the
record to be deleted and deletes it from the file.
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FM-READ-TRANS
Performed by MAIN-LOOP, this routine reads the next
record from the transaction file.
Figure 5.2.1 shows the organization of FXFILMNT.
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FM-
MAIN-LOOP
FM-DELETE
FM-ADD
FM-CHANGE
FM-
READ-TRANS
FXFILMNT - Organization
Figure 5.2.1
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5.2.2 COMMUNICATION AND DATA FORMATS
The following COBOL working storage section fields are the major control
and data areas internal to the File Maintenance program.
o END-OF-FILE-SW
When equal to TRUE, indicates that an end-of-file has
occurred on the transaction file.
o END-QF-JOB-SW
When equal to TRUE, indicates a serious error has occurred
in processing. Program execution is terminated.
o LAST-TRAN S-WAS-DELETE- SW
When equal to TRUE, indicates that the preceding
transaction deleted a record from the master file.
o MSTR-RECORD-LOCATED-SW
Used by LOCATE-MSTR to indicate the positioning of the
master file. When equal to 0, the master file has not
been properly positioned. When equal to 1, the master
file has been positioned and the key of the transaction
is greater than the preceding master file record but
less than the following master file record. The only
valid action which may be taken is to build (add) a
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new record from the transaction. When equal to 2,
the master file has been positioned and a. matching
key has been found. Data may be added or changed
in the record or the record may be deleted.
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5.2.3 ROUTINES
The following are internal subroutines of the File Maintenance program.
0 FM-COMPUTE-SUB
This routine calculates the position within the
master file record into which the first reading on
the transaction will be placed.
° FM-COPY-MSTR
This routine copies records from the old master file
into the new master file.
0 FM-LOCATE-MSTR
This routine uses the key of the transaction to
position the master file so that the action indicated
on the transaction may be performed.
° FM-SCAN-RECORD
This routine scans the new master file record before
it is written to the new master file. Any readings
which have not been supplied by this point will be
filled with nines to indicate that they are null.
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5.2.4 OPTION CARD
One option card may be used to specify the information to be printed by
the File Maintenance Program and to specify additional program functions
to be used for debugging purposes only.
To pass information to the program, code one or more keyword parameters
in the operand field of the option card. The format of the option card
is given in Figure 5.2.4-1. When a keyword is identified, it is checked
for the presence or absence of the prefix NO, as appropriate. The
program default options are indicated by an underlined word in the
following seciton of the text entitled Valid File Maintenance Keywords.
The program options are summarized by the following rule:
Except for error messages^ you must take specific
action to obtain any confirmation listings.
General Rules
o The File Maintenance Option card may be omitted,
if desired. If the option card is omitted, the
default options NOLIST, NOSEQ, NOSNAP, NOFLAGW
apply.
o If the option card is present there must be only one
card and all keywords must be punched within columns
1 through 72, inclusive.
o Keyword parameters may be entered in any order.
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GENERAL FORMAT
[OPTION - :fj [OPTION - 2]
Figure 5.2.4-1. General Format of File Maintenance Option Card
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o At least one space must appear between two successive
keyword parameters. Two or more successive spaces
are treated as a single space.
o A comma may be used as a separator between successive
keywords, instead of, or in addition to a space. A
space may precede and/or follow the comma when the
comma is used as a separator.
o Errors detected in any option field will cause the
run to be aborted.
Valid Keywords for File Maintenance
LISTTRAN
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Indicated whether the standard AQDHS-II Internal Transaction listing is
to be produced. The listing is not produced unless the keyword LISTTRAN
or the keyword LIST is in effect, i.e., the default is no listing. Note
the prefix NO is not supported for this option.
LISTOLD
Indicates whether the standard AQDHS-II Old Master Listing is to be produced.
The default is no listing unless the option LISTOLD or the keyword LIST
is in effect. Note the prefix NO is not supported for this option.
LISTNEW
Indicates whether the standard AQDHS-II New Master Listing is to be pro-
duced. The default is no listing unless the option LISTNEW or LIST
is in effect. Note the prefix NO is not supported for this option.
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LIST
NOLIST (Default Option)
Indicates whether or not the three standard File Maintenance Confirmation
Listings are to be produced. The three standard information listings
are:
o AQDHS-II Internal Transaction Record
o AQDHS-II Old Master Listing
o AQDHS-II New Master Listing
1. When the LIST option is in effect, the result
is the same as if each of the following options
were specified separately:
LISTTRAN
LISTOLD
LISTNEW
2. If any combination of fewer than three listings
are required, the keyword options may be speci-
fied in any combination and in any order.
3. When NOLIST is in effect, the three standard
File Maintenance Confirmation Listings are not
produced. The three separate list options
(LISTTRAN, LISTOLD, LISTNEW) must not be
specified when NOLIST is in effect.
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FLAGW
NOFLAGW (Default Option)
Indicates whether or not warning messages are to be listed. An example
of a warning message produced by this program is:
***FMT002W READING 01 - VALUE NOT SPECIFIED -
FIELD FILLED WITH NINES
The default is NOFLAGW. The E-level (error messages) are always printed
and may not be suppressed.
DE-BUGGING OPTIONS
(Default Option)
The File Maintenance Program automatically checks file sequence (both OLD
and NEW MASTER). The SEQ and SNAP options are used for de-bugging purposes
only. Therefore, the user should not normally specify these options since
they will greatly increase the operating costs of the File Maintenance
Program. The SEQ option specifies whether each record is to be checked for
correct file sequence before writing the record to the updated (NEW) AQDHS-II
Master File. The default is no sequence checking. If the SEQ option is in
effect and the test shows that the record to be written will create an
out-of-sequence condition, an orderly termination of program execution
will occur. The following error message will be printed:
***FMT005E ERROR: NEW MASTER WILL BE OUT OF SEQUENCE,
RUN ABORTED
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If this error occurs, the job will terminate prematurely. The New Master
File is unusable.
SNAP
NOSNAP (Default Option)
Indicates whether or not input/output buffers, key working storage areas
and the control switches are to be printed. The default is NOSNAP. If
SNAP is in effect, SEQ must also be in effect.
When the SNAP option is in effect, the I/O buffers, control switches, and
selected areas of working storage are formatted and printed.
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5.2.5 File Maintenance Diagnostic Messages
FMT001E ERROR: READING xx - ATTEMPT TO ADD DATA TO EXISTING
READING - DATA REJECTED
ACTION: EXAMINE DATA IN THE TRANSACTION AND RE-SUBMIT
ACCORDINGLY.
FMT002W WARNING: READING xx VALUE NOT SPECIFIED - FIELD
FILLED WITH NINES.
ACTION: NONE.
FMT003E ERROR: NO MATCHING KEY FOUND ON MASTER FILE - RECORD
REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT TRANSACTION AND RE-SUBMIT.
FMT004E ERROR: READING xx - ATTEMPT TO CHANGE NON-EXISTING
READING - DATA REJECTED
ACTION: EXAMINE DATA IN THE TRANSACTION AND RE-SUBMIT
ACCORDINGLY.
* FMT005E ERROR: NEW MASTER WILL BE OUT OF SEQUENCE - RUN
ABORTED
ACTION: SORT THE TRANSACTIONS AND RE-SUBMIT.
* FMT006E ERROR: CONFLICTING OPTIONS - RUN ABORTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE OPTIONS CARD AND RE-SUBMIT.
FMT007E ERROR: MORE THAN ONE IT-COMPOSITE-TYPE - SKIPPING TO
NEXT VALID TYPE
ACTION: SUBMIT ONLY ONE COMPOSITE TYPE PER FILE
MAINTENANCE RUN.
Non-Numbered Errors
***DUPLICATE RECORD IN OLD MASTER FILE***
MASTER FILE RECORD KEY 1 = xxx
MASTER FILE RECORD KEY 2 = xxx
TRANSACTION RECORD KEY = xxx
***RUN TERMINATED***
***PLEASE REPORT THIS ERROR TO NADB***
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***MASTER FILE IS OUT OF SEQUENCE***
MASTER FILE RECORD KEY 1 = xxx
MASTER FILE RECORD KEY 2 » xxx
TRANSACTION RECORD KEY = xxx
***RUN TERMINATED***
***PLEASE REPORT THIS ERROR TO NADB***
***NEW MASTER FILE WILL BE OUT OF SEQUENCE***
MASTER FILE RECORD KEY 1 = xxx
MASTER FILE RECORD KEY 2 = xxx
TRANSACTION RECORD KEY = xxx
***RUN TERMINATED***
***PLEASE REPORT THIS ERROR TO NADB***
*
Serious Error - Do Not Use Any Output From This Run.
xx - Column number
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6.0 DATA RETRIEVAL
AQDHS-II has a retrieval program-set to allow the user to selectively
retrieve data from the master file. Retrieval selectivity is completely
at the option of the user and can be based upon criteria related to any
key or data field in a master file record. In general the selection can
be based upon:
0 Location
0 Time
0 Type of data
0 Data magnitude
0 Status
Two modes of operation are available. These modes are a standard mode and
a sliding average mode. In the standard mode, master file records are
selected according to user defined attributes and copied without change to
a standard answer file. This standard mode provides data which may be
used for further processing by all data analysis and report generation
programs except the sliding average program.
In the sliding average mode, master file records are again selected according
to user defined attributes. However, two changes are accomplished before
the records are copied to the sliding average answer file. First each
record retrieved is changed, in the answer file only, to reflect that it
is now a sliding average record. Secondly, the program may automatically
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generate and insert extra records, again only in the answer file, to
provide data necessary for a wrap around capability during the sliding
average computation performed by another program.
NOTE: The answer file produced in the sliding answer mode can only be
used by the sliding average program.
An example of the sliding average mode retrieval capability is as follows.
Assume the user wanted to compute a sliding average from hourly data for
the period 10 March 1970 to 30 March 1970, the retrieval program, in
sliding average mode, would automatically select the record for 9 March
1970 if the record exists. If no data for 9 March 1970 existed in the
master file, the program would generate an extra output record for that
date containing null values in the readings fields. This data would then
permit the sliding average to be computed for all hours including the
first hour of 10 March 1970. (i.e., this accomplishes the wrap around
capability).
Similarly if the records in the master were discontinuous, a null record
would be generated at the beginning of each new series. For example,
for the period above, if days 16, 17 and 25 were not in the Master file,
null records would be generated for days 9, 17 and 25. Note that day 16
would be missing from the answer file and, hence, from any later display
of the sliding average answer file. No record for day 16 will be generated
since the day 17 generated record will provide the wrap around capability
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for day 18 and a generated record with null values preceeding a generated
record with null values would be totally useless and meaningless.
The retrieval package consists of two programs which are automatically
operated in sequence by the cataloged procedure. The two programs serve
the purposes first of. processing the retrieval specifications proposed by
the user and secondly of retrieving data from the master file.
The cataloged procedure performs the requested retrieval in a multistep
job as illustrated in Figure 6.0-1.
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f RETRIEVAL
SPECIFICATI
1 CARDS
' $$SELECT
(LANGUAGE,
MODE, ETC)
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PROC
RETRI
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,ESS
EVAL
.CATION5
DIAGNOSTIC
MESSAGES
COBOL
COMPILER
COBOL
COMPILER
STANDARD
ANSWER
RETRIEVAL
PROGRAM
MASTER
FILE
SLIDING
AVERAGE
RETRIEVAL
PROGRAM
MASTER
FILE
STANDARD
ANSWER
FILE
DIAGNOSTIC
MESSAGES
LISTING
OF RETRIEVED
RECORDS
(IF SPECIFIED
SLIDING
AVERAGE
ANSWER
FILE
DIAGNOSTIC
MESSAGES
LISTING OF
RETRIEVED
RECORDS (IF
SPECIFIED)"J
FIGURE 6.0-1 SCHEMATIC OF RETRIEVAL PROCESS
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6.1 RETRIEVAL LANGUAGE PROCESSOR
The Retrieval Language Processor program generates thfi actual Retrieval
program based on Englishlike requests entered By the. user. These re-
trieval requests are edited and, if no severe errors are found, the
Retrieval program is compiled and executed to extract any data meeting
the user's specification. Those records in the master file which have
qualified are placed in a separate answer file for subsequent processing.
The records in the standard answer file are in the same order and have the
same format as the records in the master file. Therefore, the standard
answer file may be used by any program which accepts the standard master
file for processing. Care should be used, however, as the standard answer
file is a subset of the master file. Consequently, any changes to the
answer file will not necessarily be reflected in the master file. The
answer file created by a sliding average request should not, as previously
stated, be used by any program except the sliding average program.
Every retrieval request consists of two control cards and one of the three
types of retrieval specification statements. The control cards are the
$$SELECT and $$END cards. The $$SELECT specifies the beginning of
a retrieval request and several other items of information for the re-
trieval. The $$END card indicates the end of the retrieval specifications.
It contains no additional information.
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The three types of retrieval specification statements are; AQDHS-II
Retrieval Language Statements, COBOL Language Statements placed in-line,
COBOL Language Statements residing in copy members.
The contents and meaning of the control cards and the types of Retrieval
Specifications will be explained in detail later in this section.
The format for the Retrieval Control Cards is specified in Figure 6,1-1.
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Retrieval Control Cards
Columns
1-8
9
10-13
14-15
16-23
24
25-32
33
34-39
40-42
43-50
51
52-59
60-80
Format
A - A
AAAA
X - X
AAAAAAM
AAAAM
AAAAAAAA
AAAAAAM
Symbol
Alphabetic
Alphabetic
Alphameric
Alphabetic
Alphabetic
Alphabetic
Description
Card type
"Unused
Language Keyword
Unused
Member Name
Unused
Mode Keyword
Unused
List Option
Unused
Local Data
Unused
Repeating Routine
Unused
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6.1.1 Retrieval Control Card Descriptions^
The meaning of the various fields are:
Card Type:
Language Keyword:
Member Name:
Identifies the. type of control card.
Valid entries are:
$$SELECT: Specifies the Beginning of a retrieval
request,
$$END: Specifies the end of a retrieval request
and must appear alone In the card.
Identifies the type of retrieval language to be used.
Valid entries are:
blank: Specifies that retrieval specifications
in AQDHS-II language will be used.
USER: Specifies that retrieval specifications
will be COBOL language statements.
If the USER option for the language keyword is used,
then the member name identifies where the COBOL
language statements reside.
Valid entries are:
blank: Specifies that the COBOL retrieval state-
ments will be placed after the $$SELECT card.
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Mode Keyword:
List Option:
member name: Specifies the name of the member of an
external library where the COBOL retrieval
statements reside. These COBOL statements
must be stored in the external source
library under the "member name" prior to
the execution of this type of retrieval.
Identifies the mode of retrieval.
Valid entries are:
blank: Standard answer file is to be created.
Sliding: Sliding average answer file is to be
created.
Identifies whether the records retrieved are to be
printed or not.
Valid entries are:
blank: Do not list records.
NOLIST: Do not list records.
LIST: Print all records which were retrieved.
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User Defined Data: Specifies the name of the member in an external
source library containing a data structure at the
01-level defined according to the rules of COBOL.
It is used to define variables used in locally-
defined routines. If the user defined data field
is non-blank, the member is copied into Working
Storage Sec tion and assigned the label
01 USER-DATA-STRUCTURE
when the retrieval program is generated.
User Defined Subroutine: Specifies the name of the member in an external
library containing a user defined subroutine.
The user defined subroutine can be invoked only
by the user written COBOL statements defined in
the above Member-Name. The user defined subroutine
must be a Llosed subroutine; the paragraph name,
USER-REPEATING-ROUTINE, is automatically generated
by the Language Processor. tn order to invoke the
user defined subroutine, the "language keyword"
must be blank. The "member name" must reference
a user defined external source library member,
and there must be a valid AQDHS-II retrieval
language request following the $$SELECT card.
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The Repeating Routine is normally, but not
necessarily, the object of a Perform statement
and used where values in the repeating field
must be scanned for the purpose of accumulating
counts and sums or further qualifying the record.
This option in conjunction with the "User Defined
Data" option and the "Member-Name" option will
provide the user with expanded capabilities,
provided the user has some expertise in COBOL.
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6.1.2 AQDHS-II RETRIEVAL LANGUAGE
The AQDHS-II retrieval specification consists of one or more relational
expressions which, in combination constitute a logical expression. The
logical expression specifies a series of comparisons that are to be made
against specified fields in a master file record. As a result of the
comparisons, the logical expression can either be true or false. If
the logical expression is true, the master file record is selected.
Each relational expression consists of a subject name, an optional
negation flag, a relational operator, and an object name. A series
of relational expressions are separated by a Boolean connector.
The subject name field and object name field may each contain only
a valid data name (see Figure 6.1.2). An invalid data name or missing
apostrophes will cause the retrieval to abort. Parentheses may be used
for grouping provided that the first occurrence of a repeating data name
is not enclosed in parentheses. After the first occurrence of a repeating
name, parentheses may be used freely. Parentheses must be balanced when
the specifications are terminated.
The negation field must contain the negation character, N, or blank.
Any other character will result in a warning message. The program will
then assume that negation was intended and continue processing.
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The Boolean operator field may contain blanks or the words AND or OR.
Blanks in this field signal the end of the retrieval specification and
terminate editing. The program then expects that the next card will
be the $$END card. The words AND or OR indicate that another relation-
ship follows and that editing is to continue.
AQDHS-II Retrieval Language Specifications
Columns
1 -22
23
24
25
26
27
28-67
68
69-71
72-80
Format
X - X
X
X - X
AM
Symbol
Alphameric
Description
Subj ect Name
Unused
Alphabetic Negation Flag
Unused
Special Character Relational Operator
Unused
Alphameric Object Name
Unused
Alphabetic Boolean Operator
Unused
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Date: 3/1/77
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The meaning of the various fields are:
Subject name: The name of a field in the AQDHS-II master file
record whose content is to be tested and compared
against the value specified by the object name.
If a name of a field in the master file record is
used In this portion it must be one of the names
in Figure 6.1.2. The selected name, spelled exactly
as shown in 1'igure 6.1.2 is entered in Columns 1-22
of the Retrieval Language Specification card. If the
statement contains parenthesis, the Subject Name must
be preceded by the appropriate number of left paren-
thesis. If a repeating name (denoted by * in Figure
6.1.2) is used, special precautions are necessary.
The first time any repeating name is used in a
Retrieval Language Specification statement, it
must not be enclosed by any parenthesis. After
the first repeating name has been used outside of
parenthesis, it or any other repeating name may be
used without restrictions in regards to parenthesis.
(See Precautions and Constraints)
Negation Flag: When non-blank, indicates the Boolean NOT condition.
Valid codes are N and space. Enter either N or blank
in column 24.
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Relational Operator: Indicates the relationship to be tested between the
subject name and the object name. Valid codes are:
= equal
> greater than
< less than
Enter the valid code in column 26. If column 26 contains
any character other than the above valid codes the lan-
guage processor program ceases to evaluate further
retrieval language statements, outputs an error message
and terminates execution.
Object name:
Boolean Operator:
The name of a field in the AQDHS-II master file record
whose content is to be tested, or a literal (enclosed
in apostrophes) to be compared against the value
specified by the subject name. Code the object
name in columns 28-67. The field width for each valid
name is given in Figure 6.1.2. The entry must be right
adjusted within the apostrophes. Parentheses when
used, immediately follow the object name entry.
Connects a relationship or group of relationships
to another relationship or group of relationships.
Valid values are AND or OR. AND indicates that both
relationships or groups must be true in order for the
entire relationship to be true. OR indicates that
if either relationship or group is true, the entire
relationship is true. The Boolean operator is
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Section: 6.1.2
Version: 3.0
Date: 3/1/77
Page: 5
coded in columns 69-71. If columns 69-71 are not
blank, and do not contain a valid VALUE, the language
processor program ceases to evaluate further retrieval
statements, outputs an error message and terminates
execution.
Columns 23, 25, 27, and 68 must be blank. Unneeded columns in the Subject
Name and Object Name fields must be blank. Columns 73-80 may be used to
specify card sequence, if desired.
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Valid Data Names for Retrieval
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ACTION-CODE
AGENCY
AREA-CODE
COMPOS1TE-KEY-2
COMPOSITE-PERIOD
COMPOSITE-SAMPLES
COMPOSITE-TIME-CODE
COMPOSITE-TYPE
DATA-FIELD*
DAY-CODE
DECIMAL-CODE
FORM-CODE
IDENT-KEY
KEY-1
KEY-2
KEY-3
METHOD-CODE
MONTH
NBR-OF-READINCS
PARAMETER-CODE
PROJECT
RPTING-SECTION*
SITE
START-HOUR
STATE
STATUS-FLAG*
TIME-CODE
UNIT-CODE
YEAR
* Repeating data names.
Valid Retrieval Data Names
Figure 6.1.2
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Date: 3/1/77
Page: 6
ACTION-CODE: Indicates the last action performed on the master file
record. The only possible values are '2' for Add and '3' for
Change. (Field width=l)
AGENCY: Identifies the agency responsible for the sampling. Valid codes
are found in Table 4, Appendix H. (Field width=>l)
AREA-CODE: Identifies the geographical area in which the samples were taken.
(Field width=4)
COMPOSITE-KEY-2: Identifies, as a group, the following fields:
COMPOSITE-PERIOD
COMPOSITE-SAMPLES
COMPOSITE-TYPE
COMPOSITE-TIME-CODE
(Field width=6)
COMPOSITE-PERIOD: Indicates the period during which the composite sample
was taken. Valid codes are:
'01' - '04' Quarterly and Seasonal Composite
'01' - '12' Monthly Composite
'01' - '52' Weekly Composite
'00' Annual Composite
(Field width=2)
Figure 6.1.2 Valid Data Names for Retrieval Specification (Continued)
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Date: 3/1/77
Page: I
COMPOSITE-SAMPLES: Indicates the number of individual samples that
were composited. (Field width=2)
COMPOSITE-TIME-CODE: Indicates the interval at which the individual
composited samples were taken. Valid codes are found in Table 7,
Appendix H. (Field width=l)
COMPOSITE-TYPE: Indicates the interval at which the samples are composited.
Valid codes are:
'I1 Quarterly Composite
'2' Seasonal Composite
'3* Monthly Composite
T4r Weekly Composite
'5' Annual Composite
(Field width-l)
*DATA-FIELD: The value of the reading or sample taken. (Field width=»4)
DAY-CODE: The day of the month on which the sample was taken.
(Field width=2)
DECIMAL-CODE: A .single-digit number from 0 to 4 which Indicates the
number of digits in the reading that are to fall to the right of
the decimal point. (Field width=l)
*Repeating Name
Figure 6.1.2 Valid Data Names for Retrieval Specification (Continued)
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Date: 3/1/77
Page: 8
FORM-CODE: The number of the form used to create the master file record, i.e.
1, 2 or 3. (Field width=l)
IDENT-KEY: Identifies, as a group, the following fields:
KEY-1
KEY-2
KEY-3
(Field width=-31)
KEY-1: Identifies, as a group, the following fields:
STATE
AREA-CODE
SITE
AGENCY
PROJECT
TIME-CODE
YEAR
(Field width=»15)
KEY-2: Identifies, as a group, the following fields:
MONTH
DAY-CODE
START-HOUR
(Field width=6)
Figure 6.1.2 Valid Data Names for Retrieval Specification (Continued)
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Version: 3.0
Date: 3/1/77
Page: 9
KEY-3: Identifies, as a group, the following fields:
PARAMETER-CODE
METHOD-CODE
UNIT-CODE
DECIMAL-CODE
(Field width=10)
METHOD-CODE: Identifies both the collection method and the analysis
method of the parameter being measured. (Field width=2)
MONTH: The month of the year during which the sample was taken.
(Field width=2)
NBR-OF-READINGS: The number of readings or samples contained in the
master file record. (Field width=2)
PARAMETER-CODE: Identifies the parameter being measured. Refer to
APTD-0633 for a full list of currently accepted parameter codes
and Table 14, Appendix H for a partial list. (Field width»5)
PROJECT: Identifies the project in association with which the sample
was taken. Valid codes are found in Table 5, Appendix H.
(Field width=2)
Figure 6.1.2 Valid Data Names for Retrieval Specification (Continued)
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Version: 3.0
Date: 3/1/77
Page: 10
*RPTING-SECTION: Identifies, as a group, the following repeating fields:
STATUS-FLAG
DATA-FIELD
(Field width=5)
SITE: Identifies the site at wh^ch the samples were taken. (Field width=3)
START-HOUR: The hour at which the first sample was taken. (Field width-2)
STATE: Identifies the state Cor other geographic division) in which
the sampling site is located. (Field width=2)
*STATUS-FLAG: Indicates the status of the associated reading. Valid
codes are:
!A' Added since submission to SAROAD
'C1 Changed since submission to SAROAD
'Sf Sent to SAROAD
(Field width-1)
TIME-CODE: Indicates the interval at which the samples were taken.
Valid codes are found in Table 6, Appendix H. (Field width=l)
UNIT-CODE: Indicates the units in which the parameter was measured.
A partial list may be found in Table 16, Appendix H. (Field width=2)
YEAR: The year in which the sample was taken. (Field width=»2)
*Repeating name
Figure 6.1.2 Valid Data Names for Retrieval Specification (Continued)
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Section: 6.1.3
Version: 3.0
Date: 3/1/77
Page: 1
6.1.3 COBOL SPECIFICATIONS PLACED IN LINE
Inline COBOL language specifications are entered immediately following
the $$SELECT card. These cards are punched according to COBOL rules
for syntax and punctuation. Any user defined paragraph or section
name should begin with the prefix, USER-, to avoid conflict with other
names in the program. Any valid PROCEDURE DIVISION statements, with
the exception of DECLARATIVES, may be entered. Since the Retrieval
Language Processor program does not examine the COBOL statements, any
errors could result in COBOL diagnostics or unpredictable results. A
data name named SUB (PIC 99 COMP SYNC) is provided for use as a subscript
for referencing repeating data names.
The following example is used to explain how the subscript is utilized.
$$SELECT USER
USER-P.
MOVE FALSE TO RECORD-QUALIFIES-SW.
IF PARAMETER-CODE IS EQUAL TO '42401'
IF YEAR IS EQUAL TO '71'
IF DECIMAL-CODE IS EQUAL TO '2'
IF TIME-CODE IS EQUAL TO '!'
MOVE 1 TO SUB
PERFORM USER-CK-RTN THRU USER-CK-END
NBR-OF-READINGS TIMES.
USER-P-END. EXIT.
USER-CK.
IF DATA-FIELD (SUB) > '0050'
MOVE TRUE TO RECORD-QUALIFIES-SW.
USER-CK-END. EXIT.
$$END
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Section: 6.1.3
Version: 3.0
Date: 3/1/77
Page: 2
In this example the master file record is examined to see if the parameter
code is sulfur dioxide, the year of record is 1971, the decimal point in-
dicator is 2, and the data stored is hourly data. If all of these condi-
tions are met then each reading in the record is compared to .50 by using
the data name SUB and performing the paragraph U3ER-CK. If the record con-
tains at least one reading greater than .50 then the entire record is
written to the answer file.
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Version: 3.0
Date: 3/1/.77
Page: 1
6.1.4 COBOL STATEMENTS OBTAINED FROM COPY MEMBER
If the user finds that a particular set of retrieval specifications which.
he has written In Cobol Is being used extensively he may wish to store
these specifications in a copy member. This action would save having to
keep up with the cards and insert them properly in the run deck each time
that retrieval is desired. After the copy member has been established
only the name of the member need be referenced in the $$SELECT card to
obtain the desired retrieval, (see examples C and F of the types of
retrieval requests).
The establishment of copy members can be accomplished quickly and easily
by personnel in the users data processing section.
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Version: 3.0
Date: 3/1/77
Page: 1
6.2 RETRIEVAL REQUESTS
There are six regular types of retrieval requests, each, of which, can
be associated with the list option. The type of request Is determined
by the contents of the $$SELECT card. Examples of the retrieval request
types follow:
a. Retrieval of standard records using the AQDHS-II language
retrieval specification statements following the $$SELECT card
$$SELECT LIST
AGENCY » 'D' AND
YEAR N < '72' OR
STATUS-FLAG = 'C' OR
(PARAMETER-CODE - '11101' AND
DATA-FIELD > '30')
$$END
This specification will select all records which:
(a) are for years equal to or greater than 1972 and are for the atmospheric
research group.
(b) all records with at least one status flag of changed. (Regardless of criteria(a))
(c) all records which contain the parameter code for total suspended
particulates which have a data field with a value greater than 30.
(Regardless of criteria (a & b))
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Date: 3/1/77
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The above records will be placed in a Standard Answer file and since the
list option was used all records selected will be listed on the printer.
b. Retrieval of standard records using the COBOL language
retrieval specification statements following the $$SELECT card
$$SELECT USER
MOVE ZERO TO TALLY.
IF PARAMETER-CODE IS EQUAL TO '42401'
IF YEAR IS EQUAL TO '71'
IF TIME-CODE IS EQUAL TO ' 1'
MOVE 1 TO SUB
PERFORM USER-CK THRU USER-CK-END NBR-OF-READINGS TIMES.
IF TALLY NOT < 10
MOVE TRUE TO RECORD-QUALIFIES-SW.
USER-CK.
IF DATA-FIELD NOT = '9999'
ADD 1 TO TALLY.
USER-CK-END. EXIT.
$$END
This specification will select all records which contain at least
ten hourly readings for sulfur dioxide for the year 1971.
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The records will be placed in a standard answer file and they will not
be listed.
c. Retrieval of standard records using the COBOL language
retrieval specification statements residing in the copy
library under the member name specified
$$SELECT USER RPTEST01
$$END
This specification will cause the COBOL statements contained in the copy
member RPTEST01 (shown below) to be used for the recrieval.
MEMBER NAME BPTEST01
IF YEAR IS GREATER THAN 70 AND
MONTH IS LESS THAN 4 AND
NOT COMPOSITE
MOVE TRUE TO RECORD-QUALIFIES-SW.
This retrieval will select all records which do not contain composite data
and are for the months January, February, and March of the years 1971
and later.
A Standard Answer file will be created and the records retrieved will not
be listed.
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Date: 3/1/77
Page: 4
d. Retrieval of sliding average records using the AQDHS-II
language retrieval specification statements following the
$$SELECT card.
$$SELECT SLIDING
TIME-CODE N - 'C'
$$END
This specification will select all records which do not contain composite data.
The records will be placed in a Sliding Average Answer file and will not be
listed.
3. Retrieval of sliding average records using the COBOL language
retrieval specification statements following the $$SELECT card.
$$SELECT USER SLIDING LIST
MOVE ZERO TO TALLY.
IF PARAMETER-CODE IS EQUAL TO '42401'
IF YEAR IS EQUAL TO '71'
IF TIME-CODE IS EQUAL TO '!'
MOVE 1 TO SUB
PERFORM USER-CK. THRU USER-CK-END NBR-OF-READINGS TIMES.
MOVE TRUE TO RECORD-QUALIF[ES-SW.
USER-CK.
IF DATA-FIELD < '9998'
ADD 1 TO TALLY.
USER-CK-END. EXIT.
$$END
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Section: 6.2
Version: 3.0
Date: 3/1/77
Page: 5
Thin .'jpecification will select the saite records selected by example (b)
however, they will be placed in a Sliding Average Arswer f£le and all
records retrieved will be listed.
f. Retrieval of sliding average records using the COBOL
language retrieval specification statements residing in the
copy library under the member name specified.
$$SELECT USER RPTEST01 SLIDING LIST
$$END
This specification will cause the COBOL statements contained in the copy
member RPTEST01 (shown below) to be ueed for the retrieval.
MEMBER NAME RPTEST01
IF YEAR IS GREATER THAN 70 AND
MONTH IS LESS THAN 4 AND
NOT COMPOSITE
MOVE TRUE TO RECORD-QUALIFIES-SW.
This retrieval will select all records which, do not contain composite data
and are for the months January, February, and March of the years 1971 and
later.
A Sliding Average Answer ^ile will be created and all records retrieved will
be listed since the list option was specified.
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g. Retrieval of modified answer records using the "member name",
"list", "user-data", and "user define subroutine" options.
$$SELECT RCOPYMKM LIST RLOCDATA REPROUTN
YEAR = YEAR
$$END
This retrieval uses a subroutine to search a locally-defined county-code
conversion table. The area-site code combination is used as the Table
argument. If found, the routine returns a two digit code denoting the
county, otherwise it returns '00' as the county code. If the county code
is found, the record is selected for retrieval and the county code is
moved to the two high order positions in the answer record (action-code
and form code positions) for subsequent processing. It should be noted
that while the answer file contains modified records (i.e., the county
code is in the first two position); the master file is unchanged. Note that
the answer file can then be sorted on county code and reports can be generated
by county. It should be noted that the action-code and form codes are not
printed by the list programs and will not appear on any AQDHS-II reports.
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Section: 6.2
Version: 3.0
Date: 3/1/77
Page: 9
USER-SELECT-CONTROL. 00000100
PERFORM USER-COUNTY-CONVERSION THROUGH 00000200
USER-COJNTY-CONVERSION-END. 00000300
If- COUNTY-CODE IS NUT EQUAL TO ZERO OOOOO'lOO
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MOVE COUNTY-CODE-BYTE-1 TO ACTION-CODE 00000700
MOVE COUNTY-CODE-BYTE-2 TO FORM-CODE 00000800
ELSE 00000900
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ELSE ' 00001100
MOVE CONVERSION-ERROR-TEXT TO USER-ERROR-TEXT 00001200
MOVE 1DENT-KEY TO USER-ERROR-KEY 00001300
MOVE PROGRAM-PREFIX TO ERROR-PREFIX 00001^00
MOVE 101 TO ERROR-IDENT 00001500
MOVE ERROR-FLAG-E TO ERROR-SEVERITY-FLAG 00001600
MOVE USER-DIAGNOSTIC TO ERR3R-DIAGNQST1C 00001700,
PERFORM PRINT-ROUTINE THROUGH PRINT-ROUTINE-END 00001800
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Section: 6.2
Version: 3.0
Date: 3/1/77
Page: 10
USE RECOUNT Y-CUM VERSION.
MOVE AREA-CODE: TO AREA-CODE-ARG.
MOVE SITE TO SITE-CODE-ARG.
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6.3 PRECAUTIONS AND CONSTRAINTS
The retrieval program package makes a number of edit checks to ascertain
that retrieval controls and specifications are acceptaBle. These checks
are not exhaustive because of unavoidable limitations so that there are
some precautions that must be observed to avoid unpredictable results.
The program performs checks and if the check fails, the program issues a
diagnostic message and terminates all further processing. The checks are:
0 There must be one and only one $$SELECT card
0 The $$SELECT card must precede all other retrieval specification
cards
0 Key words on the $$SELECT card must appear exactly as specified
herein
* Retrieval specification statements must use names which exist in
the list of Valid Data Names for Retreival Specification
0 The $$END card must be the last card in the retrieval specification
0 Entries on the control cards must be in the correct card
columns with the correct spelling as specified herein
0 Retrieval specification statements in AQDHS-II language must
conform to the syntax specified herein.
Although all specifications and operating instructions should be followed
precisely, additional care is desirable for the following:
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When literal fields are used in the retrieval specification
statements, the literal must be enclosed in quotes and the
number of characters in the literal must be the same as the
number of characters in the master record field to which the
literal refers. The literal must be right justified using
leading zeroes for numeric values as required to complete the
field width (e.g., a data literal must be '0050' not '50').
The first time a repeating name is used in the AQDHS-1I language
retrieval specification, it must not be enclosed by any
parenthesis. This rule may be stated alternatively as: no
parenthesis may enclose the first occurrence of any repeating
name. To avoid difficulty, when it is desired to use a repeating
name in a complex retrieval statement requiring the use of paren-
theses, the following statement should immediately precede the
first occurrence of the repeating name enclosed by parentheses:
Repeating-name = Repeating-name AND
Thus a valid statement might be:
$$SELECT
AREA-CODE = '0032' AND
SITE = '201' AND
PARAMETER-CODE = '11101' AND
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*DATA-FIELD « DATA^FJELD AM)
(DATA-FIELD - foo50< AND
TIME-CODE - '3*1 OR
(DATA-FIELD » '0075' AND
TIME-CODE « '8'I
$$SEND
*If the line marked with, a asterisk were omitted, the complete statement
would be invalid. Do not put the asterisk in your card(s) it is for
illustrative purposes only.
0 Caution must be taken in the preparation of retrieval specifi-
cation statements to avoid conflicts in the comparison of null
readings which are coded as 9999 and treated by the retrieval
program as valid readings. For example, to retrieve readings
greater than some threshold value, say 50, the retrieval
specification should also specify that the reading must be
less than 9999. The resultant statement might be
DATA-FIELD = DATA-FIELD AND
(DATA-FIELD > '0050' AND
DATA-FIELD < '9999'}
Furthermore it is recommended that the use of repeating names
should be as close to the end of a retrieval statement as
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possible. Thus note in the previous example that use of
non-repeating names occur Before the parts of the statement
involving DATA-FIELD.
Stated another way, the most efficient retrieval will be
obtained if (whenever the logic will permit] all non-repeating
data names are grouped at the beginning of the conditional
statement. Thus, in the first example above only those logical
expressions which reference TIME-CODE appear after the first
reference to the repeating data name, DATA-FIELD, The non-
repeating fields such as site are placed first.
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6.4 RETRIEVAL INPUTS
The Retrieval programs have three inputs consisting of the Retrieval
Control Cards, the Retrieval specification cards* or COBOL specifications and
the current master file.
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6.5 RETRIEVAL OUTPUTS
The Retrieval Program produces three types of output; diagnostic messages,
the answer set containing the selected data, and optionally a list of the
records in the master file which qualified. Two sets of diagnostic messages
are produced; one from the Language Processor and one from the generated
Retrieval program. The Language Processor diagnostics CSee Appendix A)
display any error encpuntered in processing the Retrieval Language Specifi-
catlon Statements. If the COBOL Language is used, error messages may be
generated by the COBOL compiler. The Retrieval program may also generate
diagnostic messages. In both cases the diagnostic messages indicate any
errors discovered by the program. The detectable errors are discussed
in Section 6.3, Precautions and Constraints.
It should be noted that due to the sort sequence of the master file, records
selected for sliding average reports must have the same decimal code.
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7.0 OUTPUT PROGRAMS
AQDHS-II provides two output programs for producing various listings of
data contained in the master file. These are the Detail List program and
the Data Analysis Statistical List program set. In addition the Sliding
Average Program computes averages for display by the Detail List Program.
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7.1 DETAIL LIST PROGRAM
The Detail List program formats and displays data selected from the master
file or from the sliding average values file. There are several formats
used depending upon the type of data C^s specified by the Time-Code) to
be displayed. Less than daily data Is displayed on a site basis in a
matrix whose row labels are days and whose column headings are hours.
Daily data are displayed in a matrix with row labels of days and column
headings of months. Weekly data are displayed in a matrix with row labels
of week-of-the-month and column headings of months. Monthly and quarterly
data are displayed on a site by site basis under column headings of month
and quarter respectively.
The program operates in either of two modes: a standard and sliding
average mode. The mode is determined by the contents of the input file.
The standard mode has two options: a display option and a summary option.
The display option allows the user to specify whether the program should
print data values meeting a user supplied expression or to print all
variable data values which are <^9998. The summary option allows the
user to specify the type of summary columns and rows to be printed. The
'MEAN' option specifies that the number of readings, the mean reading and
the maximum reading will be printed for each row and column. The 'SUM*
option specifies that the number of readings and the sum of the readings
for each row will be printed. No column footings are available in the
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'SUM' option. The sliding average mode has only one option; the display
option.
The mean values computed By this program may differ from those computed
from the same raw data by the Data Analysis program Because the Data
Analysis program will adjust some values according to the minimum de-
tectaBle value whereas the Detail List program uses the raw data values.
The user is cautioned to use the proper entries on the option control card
for the type of input data file to Be processed. Otherwise the program
will reject the options selected and terminate without processing the
data, immediately after it outputs the appropriate error message(s).
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7.1.1 EDIT CHECKS
The Detail List performs a number of edit functions to ascertain that
there is consistency between the Input data and the options selected by
the user. In addition the program checks the applicability of the various
AQDHS-II tables for the parameter codes, site codes and parameter standards.
In performing the various edit functions the program detects the following
errors:
0 One of the Summary Options (.MEAN or SUM) was entered on
the option control card while attempting to print sliding
average results.
0 One or more of the option statements contains a spelling
error, a missing element or the elements were in the wrong
order.
0 The relational operator C ^» =, or ^) was missing in the
display option statement.
0 An unrecognizable character (neither N or blank) occurred
between the keyword DISPLAY and the relational operator
in the display option statement.
0 The entry for the specified value in the display option statement
contains one or more non-numeric characters or exceeds the range
.0000-9997. (the values 9998 and 9999 have been reserved for
special uses by the system. 9998 is used to condition printing
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of asteriks in the Detail List program and 999.9 is used to
represent null values.)
0 Both, keywords (SIM and MEAN) occurred on the option control
card.
0 No option control card was provided for a standard answer file
listing.
0 The threshold value in the display option statement was used
inconsistently in relation to the relational operator.
0 The input file name designated a non-existant file.
0 The two Parameter Key and Parameter Description Tables name in
the runstream do not match in size or content.
Whenever any of the above error conditions are detected, the program
prints an error message and terminates without processing the input file.
In addition to the above errors, the program detects a conflict between
the size of the Parameter, Parameter Standards and Site Code Tables and
the maximum sizes allowed in the program. When this condition is en-
countered, the program prints a warning message but continues to process
the input file. During processing, only that portion of the table or
tables that can be accomodated by the maximum program table size will
be used for processing. This condition may result in Incomplete head-
ing identification in the output results.
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7.1.2 INPUTS
The Detail List program requires access to a data file and may have an
option control card. The data file may Be the master file, a standard
answer file or a sliding average answer file.
The option control card contains keyword statements for either option
(Summary and Display). These statements may appear on the option control
card in any order, but must be preceded or followed by at least one
blank. (Note that a keyword that starts in column 1 is considered to
be preceded by a blank). Statements may appear anywhere on the card
except columns 73 to 80. All desired options must be contained on
one card.
The keywords for the Summary option are MEAN and SUM with the follow-
i
ing meanings:
MEAN: Print the number of readings, the maximum
reading and the mean for each column and row.
SUM: Print the number of readings and the sum of the
readings for each row. CColumn footings are not
printed with this option).
The Summary option is valid only for processing standard answer files
and one of the options must be stated or the program will assume the
mean option. The presence of either of the Summary option keywords will
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cause the program to terminate before processing a sliding average answer
file.
The Display option statement consists of a keyword, an optional negation
flag, a relational operator and a threshold value in that order. Each
element of the display option statement must be preceded and followed by
at least one blank. The definition of the elements of the statement are:
Keyword: DISPLAY
Negation Flag: N or Blank
Relational Operator: ^ » ~» <^(greater than, equal to, or less than)
Specified Value: A number in the range .0000-9997. (leading
zeroes in front of the decimal are not
required. The decimal point should always
be coded. If it is omitted it will be assumed
to be right justified in the field).
Some examples of valid and invalid control card option statements for
processing sliding average value files are given in Figure 7.1.2-1; similar
examples for processing standard answer files are given in Figure 7.1.2-2.
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II f ItSSSl 8Si668SS6SS$6t6B6.65S66666568SS66B66S66S686i6B6666SS6566G666S66SBm66SS
777[777777777777777777777 J777777777777 7777 7777117177777 7777 7717 77 777 177 J J777I77I
088I81[ 8f 188| 3888888I88888B88I8888888B8888 8888881808888 88 8388888888888 8888888888
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for processing Sliding Average Values Files.
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Example 3. CNo Control Card) ^
Print all Data Values.
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65St85S6|6S5l6S66566BS6G66666666S66665666666fi665S666B666S666865666B6SSSISS666S6S
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(Continued) for processing Sliding Average Values Files.
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' ~" ' ~ Example 5, Invalid; No Blank between Display and ^>. \
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(Continued) for processing Sliding Average Values Files.
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> DISPLAY .10.00
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(Continued) for processing Sliding Average Values Files.
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Section: 7.1.2
Version: 3.0
Date: 3/1/77
Page: 7
SUM DISPLAY > 10.00 . \
Example 1. Use Sum Option, Print Only Values Greater \
Than 10.
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Statements for Processing Standard Answer Files.
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Date: 3/1/77
Page: 8
SUM \
Example 3. Use Sum Option, Print All Values. \
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(Continued) Statements for Processing Standard Answer Files.
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Section: 7.1.2
Version: 3.0
Date: 3/1/77
Page: 9
Example 5. (No Control Card) Use Mean Option, Print \
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Section: 7.1.3
Version: 3.0
Date.: 3/1/77
Page: 1
7.1.3 OUTPUTS
The Detail List program uses 11 different formats to display non-composited
data and 5 different formats to display composited data. There is one
format corresponding to each. Time-Code Cor sampling Interval) applicable
to non-composited data. There are five formats for composited data
corresponding to the five permissible composite types. The output format
is automatically selected by the program based upon attributes of the
data processed. As many formats will be used as is necessary to display
data in the input file. Thus it is possible that the program will use
all 16 formats or only one depending upon the number of different data
types in the input file.
Any of the 11 non-composite data formats may be used to display sliding
averages with the following differences. The title of the report is
changed to specify a sliding average report, the row and column foot-
ings are omitted, and two messages are printed at the bottom of the page
explaining data which was not printed and the reason.
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7.2 AQDHS-II SLIDING AVERAGE PROGRAM
The Sliding Average program of AQDHS-II computes the values of the
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position is set to C9998) which causes *** to be printed in that position
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For a three (3) hour reading interval
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For an eight (8) hour reading interval
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For a twenty-four (24) hour reading interval
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versus TIME CODES. Sliding averages may be computed for all types of
readings, however composite readings would give meaningless results and
therefore should be avoided.
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7.2.1 SLIDING AVERAGE PROGRAM EDITS
The Sliding Average program performs a number of edits to ascertain that
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0 The control card is missing
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7.2.2 SLIDING AVERAGE PROGRAM INPUTS
The Sliding Average program has two inputs: the control card and the
Sliding Average Answer file produced by the Retrieval program.
The Sliding Average program control card is used to specify the interval
over which the sliding average is computed. The control card statement
consists of three elements: a card identifier keyword, an optional
clarifier keyword and the value of the interval in that order. The
identifier keyword is AVERAGE. The optional clarifier keyword is INTERVAL.
The value of the interval may be any value in the range of 2 to 31. The
keywords must appear exactly as given and must be preceded and followed
by at least one blank. The entire statement must occur in columns 1
through 72 of the control card and only one control card is allowed.
If a keyword starts in column 1 it is assumed to be preceded by a blank.
Examples of valid and invalid control cards are give in Figure 7.2.2.
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Card Statements.
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7.2.3 SLIDING AVERAGE PROGRAM OUTPUTS
The Sliding Average program produces a Sliding Average Values file for
further processing by the Detail List program and a diagnostic message
printout. The diagnostic message printout contains error and run status
messages. The Sliding Average Values file contains records in Master File
Record format except that the Readings are sliding average values.
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7.3 DATA ANALYSIS
The Data Analysis program performs various statistical analyses on data
contained in the AQDHS master file. The results of the calculations are
written to the statistics file to be formatted by the Statistical List
program.
The following statistical information is computed: minimum and maximum
observations; arithmetic mean; standard deviation; geometric mean and
standard deviation; percentage of readings present; and the 10th, 30th,
50th, 70th, 90th, 95th, 96th, 97th, 98th and 99th percentile occurrence.
The following statistics are used in this program (x represents a raw
data value and n represent the number of values):
Arithmetic Mean:
n
1-1 Xl + X2 + ' * ' + Xn
X =
n
n
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2 ,
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n
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Geometric Mean:
x » Antllog
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n
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n
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n
ff = Antilog
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n - 1
1/2
The files input to the Data Analysis program (AQDHS master file or answer
file and the key portion of the parameter, method, unit, minimum detectable
table) must be flagged by the File Flagging programs before being used by
Data Analysis.
Composite data is not supported by this program.
The name of the load module is DXSTATIS.
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7.3.1 ORGANIZATION
Although the Data Analysis program is written in FORTRAN IV rather than
in COBOL, it is still organized in the same fashion as the other programs
in AQDHS. The gross structure consists of an initialization segment,
a main loop and a wrap-up or termination segment. The following sub-
segments are identified by the comments preceding them in the program
source listing.
o Initialize the Sample Set - Before processing of a sample
set begins, all accumulators are initialized to their
nominal values.
o Initialize Minimum Detectable Table - This code is executed
only once. It reads the key portion of the parameter,
method, unit, minimum detectable table into an internal
array for future reference by other program segments.
o Extract Farms for New Sample Set - This code saves the
information necessary to identify the sample set.
o Determine Minimum Detectable Value - The minimum detectable
value array is searched until the current parameter code
and unit code are matched and the associated minimum
detectable value is extracted. If no match is found,
the minimum detectable value is set equal to 1.0.
o Accumulator Loop - Accumulates intermediate internal results
until a change in sample set (new state code, new parameter
code, etc.) is detected. At the beginning of each loop, the
date in the record is assumed to be the last date in the sample
set and is saved. Any readings less than the minimum detectable
value are substituted by half of the minimum detectable value.
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o Compute Statistics - Computes and formats the beginning
and end of the sample set; the minimum and maximum
readings; the percentile distribution; the means and
standard deviations; and the percentage of readings
used in the calculations.
o Write Statistics Record - Formats the information based
on the decimal position indicator and writes the record
to the statistics file.
Figure 2.3.1 shows the organization of DXSTATIS.
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7.3.2 COMMUNICATION AND DATA FORMATS
The following variable names are the major control and data areas internal
to the Data Analysis program.
o LNORML
May be .TRUE or .FALSE.. When .TRUE., indicates normal
program completion. When .FALSE., indicates abnormal
program completion.
o LMREOF
Set to .TRUE, upon end-of-file on the copied master file.
o LMAINS
Set to .FALSE, upon completion of all processing. Causes
the program to leave the main loop and enter termination.
o LVFRST
Set to .FALSE, to indicate that the minimum detectable
value array has been built.
o LACCUM
When .TRUE., indicates that processing and accumulation
of the current sample set is to continue.
o NRDATA
Array used to accumulate counts for calculating
percentiles.
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7.3.3 ROUTINES
There are no major internal subroutines in the Data Analysis program.
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7.4 STATISTICAL LIST
This program accepts the statistics file generated by the Data Analysis
program as its input and formats the information contained therein.
There are no user options.
The name of the load module is SXPRINTS.
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7.4.1 ORGANIZATION
The following are main modules of the Statistical List program.
o MAIN-LOOP
Performed by ROOT-SEGMENT, this routine generates a
"Data Analysis Report" (from an input statistics file)
providing such statistical information as percentiles,
arithmetic and geometric means and arithmetic and geo-
metric standard deviations.
o STATISTICS-REPORT
Performed by MAIN-LOOP, this routine performs several
lower level modules to actually format the report,
(e.g., to set up and print headings) and to display
it.
o READ-ROUTINE
Performed by MAIN-LOOP, this routine reads the next
record in the statistics file.
Figure 7.4.1 shows the organization of SXPRINTS.
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Figure 7.4.1
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7.4.2 COMMUNICATION AND DATA FORMATS
The following COBOL working storage section fields are the major control
and data areas internal to the Statistical List program.
o END-OF-FILE-SW
When equal to TRUE, indicates that an end-of-file
has been detected on the input statistics file.
o RUN-ABORTED-SW
When equal to TRUE, indicates that an error severe
enough to cause the run to abort has been detected.
o PRINT-CONTROL-BLOCK
Determines the format of the report listing.
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7.A.3 ROUTINES
The following are internal subroutines of the Statistical List program.
o FILL-TITLES
Completes skeletal headings with identifying informa-
tion (e.g., agency, state, project, standards, etc.) so that
they correctly identify the data in the report.
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7.5 FILE FLAGGING
AQDHS supplies two programs to flag the input files used by the Data
Analysis program. They flag the key portion of the parameter, method,
unit, minimum detectable table and the master file or answer file to
be analyzed. This flagging is required due to ANS FORTRAN restrictions.
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7.5.1 ANSWER FILE FLAGGING
This program module copies the answer file and appends an end-of-file
sentinel record.
The name of the load module is MXSENTNL.
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7.5.1.1 ORGANIZATION
o MAIN-LOOP
This routine is performed by ROOT-SEGMENT until an
end-of-file is detected on the answer file. First,
the data is moved from the input area to the output
area. Next, a new answer record is written and the
old answer file is read. After all the input has
been processed, an end-of-file sentinel record is
written.
Figure 7.5.1.1 shows the organization of MXSENTNL.
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MAIN-LOOP
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7.5.1.2 COMMUNICATION AND DATA FORMATS
The following defines the usage of certain working storage names:
o END-OF-FILE-SW
May contain TRUE or FALSE. If true, a data set
end-of-file has been detected.
o SENTINEL-CHARS
An area of all nines which will form part of the
sentinel record.
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7.5.1.3 ROUTINES
The following are major subroutines of the AQDHS Data Analysis Copy
program module.
o READ-ROUTINE
This routine reads an answer file record.
o WRITE-ROUTINE
This routine writes an answer file record.
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7.5.2 FARM-CODE-KEY FILE FLAGGING
This program module copies the Parm-Code-Key file and appends an end-of-
file sentinel record.
The name of the load module is NXSENTNL.
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7.5.2.1 ORGANIZATION
o MAIN-LOOP
This routine is performed by ROOT-SEGMENT until an
end-of-file is detected on the Parm-Code-Key File.
First, the data is moved from the input area to the
output area. Next, a new Farm Code record is written
and the next Parm-Code-Key file record is read. After all
the input has been processed, an end-of-file sentinel
record is written.
Figure 7.5.2.1 shows the organization of NXSENTNL.
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Figure 7.5.2.1
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7.5.2.2 COMMUNICATION AND DATA FORMATS
The following defines the usage of certain working storage names:
o END-OF-FILE-SW
May contain TRUE or FALSE. If true, a data set
end-of-file has been detected.
o SENTINEL-CHARS
An area of all nines which will form part of the
sentinel record.
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7.5.2.3 ROUTINES
The following are major subroutines of the AQDHS Data Analysis Copy
program module.
o READ-ROUTINE
This routine reads a Parm-Code-Key file record.
o WRITE-ROUTINE
This routine writes a Parm-Code-Flag file record.
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7.6 TABLE LIST PROGRAMS
AQDHS-II supplies three programs to list the auxiliary tables
most essential to the system - the parameter standards, the
site code, and the parameter method-unit code tables. The names of
the load modules are, respectively, PXPRMSTD, PXSITE, and PXMETHOD.
Descriptions of these programs follow.
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7.6.1 PARAMETER METHOD - UNIT CODE PRINT PROGRAM
PDMETHOD is a program used to print the parameter method -
unit code table in a columnized format which includes headings and a
footnote feature. The method - unit code key file and corresponding
description file are alternately read, in that order, to produce two
detail lines, with an implicit one-to-one relationship between the two
files being assumed.
Refer to Figure 7.6.1.1-1 for a sample run and Figure 7.6.1.1-2 for
sample output.
The name of the load module is PXMETHOD.
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7.6.1.1 ORGANIZATION
PGM-INIT
This routine opens all files, initializes the end-of-file switch
to '0' (indicating the end of the file has not yet been reached), prints
the normal update messages, and initializes one of the page headings.
Then the first record is read from each file, counters of total
input records and input records from each file are incremented, the
first page and footnote are initialized, and the first parameter
method - unit code table entry is printed thru performing PRT-REC.
MAIN-LOOP
Each file, the method - unit code key file and corresponding
description file, is alternately read, in that order, until the
end-of-file is reached for one of the files. From the key record and
description record, two detail lines containing the table entry are
printed by performing PRT-REC.
PRT-REC
First, a check is made to see if 53 detail lines have been
printed on the current page. If so, the footnote for that page
is printed, and the next page and footnote are initialized. The
table entry fields are moved to the corresponding fields on the
first detail line, which is then printed. The first detail line
contains all the key information and the first half of the des-
cription. The counters of detail lines printed on the current
page and of table entries printed out are incremented. A second
detail line is then printed, containing only the second half of the
description indented to line up under the first half. This time,
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only the detail line counter is incremented.
WRAP-UP
After spacing ahead to the appropriate line on the page, the
last footnote is printed. The four ending messages displaying the
input and output counters are then printed on a separate page, the
files closed, and the run is terminated.
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SAMPLE JCL TO PRINT THE PARAMETER METHOD-UNIT CODE TABLE
//Valid Job Card Goes Here
//STEP1 EXEC AQSPMETH,
// KEY FtL=HTPRMlAB,
// DESCF1L=HTPRM2AB
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Section: 7.6.1.2
Version: 2.1
Date: 1/27/77
Page: 10
7.6.1.2 PXMETHOD COMPLETION
The following messages are printed upon normal completion of
PXMETHOD:
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Section: 7.6.2
Version: 2.1
Date: I':"'
Pace: 11
7.6.2 SITE CODE PRINT PROGRAM
PDSITE is a program to print the site code table in a columnized
format which includes headings and a footnote feature. This table is
contained on an input file.
Refer to Figure 7.6.2.1-1 for a sample run and Figure 7.6.2.1-2 for
sample output.
The name of the load module is PXSITE.
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and the input record counter is incremented. After the first page and
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is printed by performing PRT-REC.
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on a detail line by performing PRT-REC.
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of lines on the current page are incremented.
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footnote is written out. The two ending messages displaying the input
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Version: 2.1
Date: 1/27/77
Page: 13
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are then rlosed, and the run is terminated.
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SAMPLE JCL FOR PRINTING THE SITE CODE TABLE
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Version: 2.1
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7.6.2.2 PXSITE COMPLETION
The following messages are printed upon normal completion of
PXSITE:
SITE-CODE-RECORDS-READ xxxxx
SITE-CODE-RECORDS-PRINTED zzzzz,
where xxxxx, zzzzz represent the appropriate counters.
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Section: 7.6.J
Version: 2.1
Date: 1/27/77
Page: 19
7.6.3 PARAMETER STANDARDS PRINT PROGRAM
PDPRMSTD is a program that reads the parameter standards table
entries from a file and then prints these entries in a columnized format
which includes headings and a footnote feature.
Refer to Figure 7.6.3.1-1 for a sample run and Figure 7.6.3. 1-2 for
sample output.
The name of the load module is PXPRMSTU.
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Section: 7.6.3.1
Version: 2.1
Date: 1/27/77
Page: 20
7.6.3.1. ORGANIZATION
PGM-INIT
The input standards file and output print file are opened, the
end-of-file switch is initialized to '0' to indicate all records in
the file have not been read, the update messages are printed, and one
of the page headings is initialized. The first record on the parameter
standards file is read, and the input record counter is incremented. The
first page and footnote are initialized, and the first table entry is
printed by performing the PRT-REC routine.
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The parameter standards table file is read, and the input record
counter incremented, until end-of-file is reached. A detail line is
printed for each entry by performing PRT-REC.
PRT-REC
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footnote for the current page is printed, and a new page and its
footnote are initialized. The table entry fields are moved to the
appropriate print fields and the detail line printed. The counters
of table entries printed and of detail lines printed on the current
page are incremented.
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After spacing ahead to the appropriate place on the page, the
last footnote is printed. The two ending messages are then printed
on a new page, the files closed,, and the run is terminated.
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Version: 2.1
Date: 1/27/77
Page: 21
;AMIM.K ICA. KOK PRINTING TOE PARAMETER STANDARDS TABLE
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PARM-STANDARDS-RECORDS-READ xxxxxx
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where xxxxxx, yyyyyy represent the appropriate count values.
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Section: 8.0
Version: 2.1
Date: 1/27/77
Page: 2b
K.0 FILE MERGING
AQDHS-II provides a file merging program to merge two distinct
AQDHS-II master files into a single AQDHS-II master file. This program
provides to the user the capability to archive old data, thus reduce
the size of his working AQDHS-II master file and his operating expense.
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8.1 FILE MERGE PROGRAM
The FILE MERGE program creates a new AQDHS-II master file from two
distinct AQDHS-II master files. The two files which are to be merged
can not have any records with the same key.
Refer to Figure 3-1.3-1 for sample run.
The name of the load module is AXMERGE.
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Section: 8.1.1
Version: 2.0
Date: 9/24/76
Page: 1
8.1.1 ORGANIZATION
MAIN-LOOP
This routine is performed by MAIN-LINE until an end-of-file
is detected on both input files. The appropriate record
from input file one or input file two is moved to
the output buffer. Then the record is written and a new
record is read from either input file one or input file
two.
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Section: 8.1.2
Version: 2.0
Date: 9/24/76
Page: 1
8.1.2 FILE ARCHIVING
In order to reduce your operating expenses we suggest that you split
your AQDHS-II master file into a working file and an archived file. This
will reduce your file size and thus reduce the run time of most of your
programs. At the end of each year you can then archive your oldest year
of data and merge this with your archived file using program AXMERGE.
AXMERGE also will allow you to merge two distinct master files (i.e.,
two AQDHS-II master or answer files) thus allowing you to do statistical
work on your entire data base.
By using the retrievals in Figure 8.1.2.1, you can split your file into
a working master (a master file subject to change) and an archived file
(a master file with few or no changes).
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Retrieval to create an archived file of 1973 and older data:
COL 1-22
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COL 1-22
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Section: 8.1.2
Version: 2.0
Date: 9/24/76
Page: 3
In order to retain the answer files as master files you need to catalog
the answer file.
The following is an example:
// EXEC AQSRETVR,
// MSTRFIL=OLDMSTR,
// ANSWRFL=MSTRB74,
// DISP=' NEW, CATLG, DELETE'
//COMPILE. INPUT DD *
see figure 8.1.2-1 for the appropriate retrieval
statements to archive 1973 and older data
/*
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// EXEC AQSRETVR,
/ / MSTRFIL=OLDMSTR,
// ANSWHFL=MSTRA73,
//COMPILE. INPUT DD *
see figure 8.1.2-1 for the appropriate retrieval
statements to create a working master for 1974 and
newer data
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Section: 8.1.3
Version: 2.0
Date: 9/24/76
Page: 1
8.1.3 SAMPLE MERGE
RUNS
In order to merge two distinct files it is necessary only to invoke the
cataloged procedure AQSMERGE and name the two files to be merged and the
name of the new master file.
Refer to Figure 8.1.3-1.
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Version: 2.0
Date: 9/24/76
Page: 2
//*
//* TEST ] 7- ARCHIVE A M/,,'-TE? >t CREATE A VG?:<:i;G MASTER
//* -;; '71'
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// PROJECT='CNA087.LMH.CDHS.LRM.AQS',
// MSTRFIL-FTMSTRAE,
// ANSWRFL=RTANSR16
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//MERGE EXEC AQSMERGE,
// INFILE1=RTANSR15,
// INFILE2=RTANSR16,
// NEWMSTR= FTMSTRAF
//PRINT1 EXEC AQSELIST,
// PROJECT='CNA087.LMH.CDHS.LRM.AQS',
// MSTRFIL=FTMSTRAE
//PRINT2 EXEC AQSELIST,
// PROJECT='CNA087.LMH.CDHS.LRM.AQS',
// MSTRFIL=FTMSTRAF
Figure 8.1.3-1
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Section: 8.1.4
Version: 2.0
Date: 9/24/76
Page: 1
8.1.4 AXMERGE MESSAGES
NORMAL COMPLETION
The following message is printed upon normal completion of
AXMERGE:
AXMERGE FILE MERGE PROGRAM
INPUT FILE 1 CONTAINS xxxx RECORDS
INPUT FILE 2 CONTAINS mmmm RECORDS
OUTPUT FILE CONTAINS nnnn RECORDS
ABNORMAL COMPLETION
The following message is printed upon abnormal completion of
AXMERGE:
IDENT-KEY= xxxx IS FOUND ON BOTH FILES... RUN TERMINATED.
MERGE FAILED
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Appendix: A
Version: 2.0
Date: 9/24/76
Page: 1
Appendix A - CODE TABLES
Agency Codes 147
Project Codes 148
Time Codes 149
Unit Codes 150
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Agency Codes
Code Agency
A EPA group responsible for atmospheric surveillance
B EPA group responsible for meteorological activity
C EPA group responsible for effects research
D EPA group responsible for atmospheric research
E.. EPA group responsible for abatement activity
F State agency
G County agency
H City agency
I District agency
J Private
K Institution (university, college, etc.)
L Military
M International agency
N Other Federal nonmilitary agencies
0-Y Open for future expansion
Z Other
Agency Codes
Table 1
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Project Codes
Long-term Surveillance
Code Project
01 Population-oriented surveillance
02 Source-oriented ambient surveillance
03 Background surveillance
Short-term Surveillance
Code Project
04 Complaint investigation
05 Special studies
06 Episode monitoring
Project Codes
Table 2
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Time Codes
Format 1 Transaction
Code Interval
1 1 hour
2 2 hours
3 3 hours
4 4 hours
5 6 hours
6 8 hours
7 12 hours
Format 2 and 3 Transactions
Code Interval
8 1 day
9 1 week
A 1 month
B 1 quarter
C Composite data (Format 2 only)
Time Codes
Table 3
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Unit Codes
Code Units
01.......micrograms/cubic meter (25 C, 1013 millibars)
02 micrograms/cubic meter (0 C, 1013 millibars)
03 nanograms/cubic meter (25 C, 1013 millibars
04 nanograms/cubic meter (0 C, 1013 millibars)
05 milligrams/cubic meter (25° C, 1013 millibars)
06 milligrams/cubic meter (0° C, 1013 millibars)
07 parts per million (volume/volume)
08 parts per billion (volume/volume)
09 COHS/1000 linear feet
10 RUDS/10,000 linear feet
11 meters/second
12 miles/hour
13 knots
14 degrees
20 microns
30 .picocuries/cubic meter
31 microcuries/cubic meter
32 picocuries/square meter
33 microcuries/square meter
34 picocuries/cubic centimeter
35.......picocuries/gram
50 number of threshold levels
70 milligrams F/100 square centimeters-day
80 milligrams SO.,/100 square centimeters-day
81 micrograms S0?/square meter-day
90 tons/square mile-month
91 milligrams/square centimeter-month
92 micrograms/cubic meter-month
2-
98 milligrams' SO, /square centimeters-30 days
99 milligrams/square centimeters-30 days
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On a calendar-month basis.
Unit Codes
Table 4
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Appendix 15 - AQDHS DIAGNOSTIC MESSAGES
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Appendix: B
Version: 3.0
Date: 3/1/77
Page: 1
AQDHS DIAGNOSTIC MESSAGES
Most diagnostic messages from AQDHS are self-explanatory. However, some
messages refer the user to this document for further explanation. The
message, with their explanation, are listed below.
*** WARNING: FARM TABLE OVERFLOW, CONSULT USER GUIDE FOR CORRECTIVE
ACTION.
AQDHS currently has a built-in limit of 100 entries in the
parameter, method, unit codes, minimum detectable table.
This restriction is included to limit the amount of core
utilized. If this message should ever appear, the limit
has been exceeded. It is possible to increase the limit
but only at the expense of using additional core. The
following programs must be modified:
Parameter Code Table Maintenance
Transaction Editor
Detail List
Data Analysis
Statistical List
Refer to Appendix C for further instructions on accomplishing
these changes.
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Appendix: B
Version: 3.0
Date: 3/1/77
Page: 2
*** WARNING: SITE TABLE OVERFLOW. CONSULT USER GUIDE FOR CORRECTIVE
ACTION.
AQDHS currently has a built-in limit of 100 entries in the valid
site code table. This restriction is included to limit the amount
of core utilized. If this message should ever appear, the limit
has been exceeded. It is possible to increase the limit but only
at the expense of using additional core. The following programs
must be modified:
Site Code Table Maintenance
Transaction Editor
Detail List
Statistical List
Refer to Appendix C for further instructions on accomplishing these
changes.
*** WARNING: STANDARDS TABLE OVERFLOW. CONSULT USER GUIDE FOR CORRECTIVE
ACTION.
AQDHS-II currently has a built In limit of 50 entries in the parameter
standards table. This restriction is included to limit the amount
of core utilized. If this message should ever appear, the limit has
been exceeded. It is possible to increase the limit but only at
the expense of using additional core. The following programs must
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Appendix: B
Version: 3.0
Date: 3/1/77
Page: 3
be modified:
Parameter Standards Table Maintenance
Detail List
Statistical List
Refer to Appendix C for further instructions on accomplishing these
changes.
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Appendix: B
Version: 3.0
Date: 3/1/77
Page: 4
EXRPTLST
The following are the diagnostic messages which may be generated by the
Detail List Program.
Message:
RPT001S ANSWER FILE CONTAINS NO DATA-RUN ABORTED
Meaning: There were no records in the primary input file, possibly because
the retrieval request was overly restrictive and no records
qualified.
Action: Examine your retrieval request and rerun the job, if necessary.
Message:
RPT002S STATEMENT IS NOT RECOGNIZED-RUN ABORTED
Meaning: The statement identifier is not the first word in the statement,
is misspelled or missing. Valid identifiers are DISPLAY, MEAN
and SUM.
Action: Correct the control card and resubmit the job
Message:
RPT003W CONTROL CARD MISSING FOR STD ANSWER FILE-ASSUMING MEAN REPORT
Meaning: No control card defining the type of report was specified.
Therefore the "MEAN" rather than the "SUM" option will be used
to prepare the report.
Action: If the "SUM" option is desired, enter a transaction with "SUM"
on the control card and resubmit the job.
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Version: 3.0
Date: 3/1/77
Page: 5
Message:
RPT004S SYNTAX REQUIRES RELATIONAL OP (< , =, > )-RUN ABORTED
Meaning: The relational operator is missing, improperly coded or out of
sequence in a display statement. The report is not produced.
Action: Check the display statement for correct format and syntax.
Correct the error and resubmit.
Message:
RPT005S SUPPRESS NULL READING INVALID USE OF DISPLAY STMT-RUN ABORTED
Meaning: The Display statement logic will cause all valid readings to be
suppressed. For example the statement:
DISPLAY READINGS N < 9999
is invalid.
Action: Correct the display statement and resubmit the job.
Message:
RPT007S SYNTAX REQUIRES NEGATION SYMBOL (N) OR BLANK-RUN ABORTED
Meaning: The "not" is misplaced or keypunched as one or more non-blank
characters. The report is not produced.
Action: Correct the error and resubmit the job.
Message:
RPT008S SYNTAX ERROR-RUN ABORTED
Meaning: The control card contains one or more words not recognized as
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Version: 3.0
D^te: 3/1/77
Page: 6
the correct form for a DISPLAY, MEAN or SUM statement. The
report is not produced.
Action: Correct the control card and rerun the job.
Message:
RPT009S DISPLAY STMT PARAMETER NOT NUMERIC-RUN ABORTED
Meaning: The threshold used in a Display statement must be a number in
the range of 0 to 9997; leading digits are not required. The
report is not produced.
Action: If a display option is desired, input a transaction with a
numeric threshold and resubmit the job.
Message:
RPT010S MEAN STMT MAY NOT BE USED WITH SLIDING AVERAGE INPUT
Meaning: The display option is the only option which may be specified
for Sliding Average File.
Action: If the "MEAN" option is desired check the spelling of the name
assigned to the MSTRFIL parameter to ensure that a standard
Answer File is specified. If a Sliding Average file is to
be processed, delete the "MEAN" option and resubmit the job.
Message:
RPT011S SUM STMT MAY NOT BE USED WITH SLIDING AVG INPUT-RUN ABORTED
Meaning: The display option is the only option which may be specified
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Version: 3.0
Date: 3/1/77
Page: 7
for a Sliding Average file.
Action: If a "SUM" option is desired check the spelling of the name
assigned to the MSTRFIL parameter to ensure that a standard
Answer File is specified. If a Sliding Average file is to be
processed, delete the "SUM" option and resubmit the job.
Message:
KPT012W INTERVAL CODE CONVERSION ERROR-EXECUTION CONTINUING
Meaning: The internal sliding average interval used by the Sliding Average
Program could not be converted to a two digit number for use
in the report header. The output is usable. The error may
occur in the rare condition of a machine error.
Action: Save the input files and the output and contact your Program
Support Group for assistance.
Message:
RPT013S OUTPUT FILE CONTAINS NO DATA
Meaning: There were no records processed hence the report contains no
data.
Action: Check the number of records returned in the answer file and,
if desired, change the retrieval and rerun the job.
Message:
RPT014S KEYWORD READINGS REQUIRES STANDARD ANSWER FILE-RUN ABORTED
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Version: 3.0
Date: 3/1/77
Page: 8
Meaning: Only the optional keyword "AVERAGES" may follow the word DISPLAY
when processing a sliding average file, however the word "READINGS"
was detected.
Action: If a Sliding Averages file is to be processed with the DISPLAY
option, replace, the word "READINGS" with "AVERAGES" and resubait
the job.
Message:
RPT015S KEYWORD AVERAGES REQUIRES SLIDING AVG VALUES FILE-RUN ABORTED
Meaning: Only the optional keyword "READINGS" may follow the word DISPLAY
when processing a standard answer file, however the word "AVERAGES"
was detected.
Action: If a Standard Answer file is to be processed with the "DISPLAY"
option, replace the word "AVERAGES" with the word "READINGS"
and resubmit the job.
Message:
RPT016S MEAN AND SUM ARE MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE OPTIONS-RUN ABORTED
Meaning: The control card may contain the "MEAN" option or the "SUM"
option but not both.
Action: Select the option desired, keypunch the desired control card
and resubmit the job.
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Version: 3.0
Date: 3/1/77
\".-.v\ 9
L31-RUN ABORTED
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Version: 3.0
Date: 3/1/77
Page: 10
Meaning: The interval specified in the AVERAGE statement is not within
the range of 2 to 31.
Action: Correct the control card and resubmit the job.
Message:
SLA006S SLIDING AVERAGE RECORD REQUIRED-RUN ABORTED
Meaning: The program has found a record that is not a sliding average
record. This can happen if a standard answer file is concatenated
to the Sliding Average file via the JCL.
Action: Insure that all files used as input are Sliding Average Answer
files.
Message:
SLA008S SLIDING AVERAGE ANSWER FILE CONTAINS NO DATA-RUN ABORTED
Meaning: There were no records in the Sliding Average Answer file
possible because the retrieval request was overly restrictive
and no records qualified.
Action: Examine your retrieval request and rerun the job, if desired.
Message:
SLA009S SLIDING AVERAGE STATEMENT INVALID OR MISSING-RUN ABORTED
Meaning: The statement identifier "AVERAGE" is misspelled or missing.
Action: Correct the control statement and resubmit the job.
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Version: 3T0
Date: 3/1/77
11
Message:
SLA010S SYNTAX REQUIRES NUMERIC PARAMETER BETWEEN 2 AND 31-RUN ABORTED
Meaning: The program could not recognize the interval parameter,
possibly because it is missing, improperly keypunched or
misplaced.
Action: Correct the control statement and resubmit the job.
Message:
SLA011W INTERVAL SPECIFIED EXCEEDS MAX READINGS-SKIPPING TO NEXT SAMPLE
Meaning: The interval specified exceeds the maximum number of readings
for the time code. The program skips to the next data set
defined by a change in the combination Key-1 and Key-3 in the
answer record.
Action: Either of two approaches may be taken to process the records
which have been skipped. If the answer file is relatively
small, reduce the interval and rerun the job. If the answer
file is relatively large, rerun the retrieval to extract the
records which have been skipped and rerun the Sliding Average
program.
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Appendix: B
Version: 3.0
Date: 3/1/77
Page: 12
LXLNGPRC
The following are the diagnostic messages which, may be generated by the
Retrieval Language Processor Program.
Message:
LNG001S PREMATURE END OF FILE ON CONTROL CARD FILE-$$END MISSING-
RUN ABORTED
Meaning: The last card in specifying a retrieval must be a $$END card.
The retrieval run is terminated prematurely.
Action: Correct the error and resubmit the job.
Message:
LNG002S FIRST CONTROL CARD NOT $$SELECT-RUN ABORTED
Meaning: The first control card in specifying a retrieval must be a
$$SELECT card. The run is terminated prematurely.
Action: Correct the error and resubmit the job.
Message:
LNG003S IDENTIFIER DATA NAME INVALID-RUN ABORTED
Meaning: Subject and object names (identifiers) must be spelled exactly,
including the hyphen, as spelled in the Valid Names Table.
See Figure 6.1.2.
Action: Correct the subject name or object name and resubmit the job.
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Version: 3.0
Date: 3/1/77
Pago: 13
Message:
LNG004S PARENTHESES UNBALANCED AROUND FIRST OCCURRENCE OF REPEATING
NAME-ABORTED
Meaning: The first reference to a repeating name must appear at least
once without parentheses prior to the use of repeating fields
enclosed in parentheses.
Action: Correct the error and resubmit the job.
Message:
LNG005S NO CONTROL CARDS IN INPUT STREAM-RUN ABORTED
Meaning: As a minimum the $$SELECT card and the $$END card must be
present for a retrieval.
Action: Correct the error and resubmit the job.
Message:
LNG006W INVALID NEGATION CHARACTER-NOT CONDITION WILL BE ASSUMED
Meaning: Although any character will serve as the negation symbol "N",
the correct character should be used to avoid the diagnostic
message.
Action: No action required in this job unless other errors have been
detected.
Message:
LNG007S INVALID RELATIONAL OPERATOR-RUN WILL BE ABORTED
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Version: 3.0
Date: 3/1/77
Page: 14
Meaning: The relational operator is not one of the following symbols:
"=" denoting equals, " ^> " denoting greater than or " «^ "
denoting less than.
Action Correct the error and resubmit the job.
Message:
LNG008S INVALID BOOLEAN OPERATOR-RUN WILL BE ABORTED
Meaning: Either one or more relational expressions are missing or the
Boolean operator AND or OR has been entered following the last
relational expression in the retrieval specification.
Action: Correct the errors and resubmit the job.
Message:
LNG009S UNEXPECTED INPUT-CARD IGNORED-SCANNING FOR $$END CARD
Meaning: The sequence of the retrieval specification statements is
incorrect. The program is expecting a $$END card (i.e., the
Boolean operator AND or OR did not follow the last relational
expression). The error could be caused by a card out of
sequence or a missing Boolean operator.
Action: Correct the error and resubmit the job.
Message:
LNG010S UNMATCHED BOOLEAN OPERATOR-RUN ABORTED
Meaning: Either one or more relational expressions are missing or the
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Version: ,3-C)
Date: 3/1/77,
Page: 15
Boolean AND or OR has been entered in the last relationship
job input card.
Action: Correct the errors and resubmit the job.
Message:
LNG015S $$END CARD MISPLACED OR MISSING RUN ABORTED
Meaning: The program thinks the $$END card should Be the next card.
This error condition is raised when an end-of-file is not
preceeded by a $$END card. Note the $$END is always required.
Action: Correct the error and resubmit the job.
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Appendix: B
Version: 3.0
Date: 3/1/77
Page: 17
RXRETRVR
The following are the diagnostic messages which may be generated by the
Retrieval Program.
Message:
RSA001S MASTER FILE CONTAINS NO RECORDS
Meaning: The master file as indicated in the Job is empty (null).
Action: Correct file name using latest listing of the master file for
accuracy.
Message:
RSA002W ANSWER FILE CONTAINS NO RECORDS
Meaning: No answer records were selected (no records qualified) fitting
the given criteria specified on the retrieval statements).
Action: Check retrieval statements for accuracy if retrieval was
expected. After correcting, resubmit job run if necessary.
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Version: 3.0
Dace: 3/1/77
Pa^e: 18
Trnn.'znotion Editor Diagnostic Messages
TRE001E ERROR: COLUMN 01 - INVALID TRANSACTION CODE - CARD REJECTED
The only valid transaction codes are 1, 23 and 3.
ACTION: CORRECT THE TRANSACTION CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE002E ERROR: COLUMN 01 - NON-NUMERIC TRANSACTION CODE - CARD
REJECTED
The only valid Li'unnacLion codas a»e 1, 23 and 3.
' ACTION: CORRECT THE TRANSACTION CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE003E ERROR: COLUMN 80 - INVALID ACTION CODE - CARD REJECTED
The only valid action codes are 1 (Delete),
2 (Add) and 3 (Change).
ACTION: CORRECT THE ACTION CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TREOOAE ERROR: COLUMN 80 - NON-NUMERIC ACTION CODE - CARD REJECTED
The only valid action codes are 1 (Delete),
2 (Add) and '6 (Change).
ACTION: CORRECT THE ACTION CODE AND RE-SU1MJT.
TRK005K ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID TJME CODE - CARD REJECTED
The Lime code beginning in Column -sx is invalid.
The valid time codes are shown in 'Fable 33 Appendix
A, Page 149 of this manual.
ACTION: CORRECT THE TIME CODE AND RE-SUBMJT.
TRE006E ERROR: COLUMN 02 - NON-NUMERIC STATE CODE - CARD REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE STATE CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE007E ERROR: COLUMN 02 - INVALID STATE CODE - CARD REJECTED
State Code is not in the site file.
ACTION: CORRECT THE STATE CODE AND RE-SUBMIT
TRE008E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC AREA CODE - CARD REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE AREA CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
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Version: 2.0
Date: 9/24/76
Page: 2
TRE009E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC SITE CODE - CARD REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE SITE CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE010E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-ALPHABETIC AGENCY CODE - CARD
REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE AGENCY CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE011E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC PROJECT CODE - CARD
REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE PROJECT CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE012E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC TIME CODE - CARD REJECTED
The time code beginning in Column xx is invalid. The
valid time codes are shoun in Table 3} Appendix A,
Page 149 of this manual.
ACTION: CORRECT THE TIME CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE013E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC YEAR - CARD REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE YEAR AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE014E ERROR: COLUMN xx - YEAR LESS THAN SIXTY - CARD REJECTED
SAROAD does not accept data prior to 1960.
TRE015E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC MONTH - CARD REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE MONTH AND HE-SUBMIT.
TRE016E ERROR: COLUMN xx - MONTH ZERO OR GREATER THAN TWELVE -
CARD REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE MONTH AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE017E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC DAY - CARD REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE DAY AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE018E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID DAY - CARD REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE DAY AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE019E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC START HOUR - CARD REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE START HOUR AND RE-SUBMIT.
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Version: 2.0 '
Date: 9/24/76
Page: 3
TRE020E ERROR: COLUMN xx - DECIMAL POSITION GREATER THAN FOUR -
CARD REJECTED
AQDHS-II currently Mill not accept a decimal
position greater than 4.
ACTION: CHANGE UNITS, DATA VALUE, AND DECIMAL CODE AND
RE-SUBMIT.
TRE021E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC PARAMETER CODE - CARD
REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE PARAfrfETER CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE022E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC METHOD CODE - CARD REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE METHOD CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE023E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC UNITS CODE - CARD REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE UNITS CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE024E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC DECIMAL POSITION - CARD
REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE DECIMAL POSITION AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE025E ERROR: COLUMN 21 - START HOUR GREATER THAN TWENTY-THREE -
CARD REJECTED
The valid Start Hour range for Form 1 (Hourly) data
is 0 through 23.
ACTION: CORRECT THE START HOUR AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE026W WARNING: COLUMN xx - START HOUR GREATER THAN TWENTY-THREE -
CARD ACCEPTED
An erroneous Start Hour has "been coded3 however
this will not affect the operation of the programs
or the file sequence, (for forms 2 & 3)
ACTION: NO ACTION REQUIRED.
TRE027E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC READING - CARD REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE READING AND RE-SUBMIT.
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Version: 2.0
Date: 9/24/76
Page: 4
TRE028E ERROR: RECORD CONTAINS NO READINGS - CARD REJECTED
Transaction contains no readings for Form 1
data or no key information and readings for
Form 2 and Form 3 data.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE029E ERROR: COLUMN 19 - NON-NUMERIC NUMBER OF SAMPLES -
CARD REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE NUMBER OF SAf-fPLES AXD RE-SUBMIT.
TRE030E ERROR: COLUMN 22 - INVALID COMPOSITE TIME CODE - CARD
REJECTED
The only valid Composite Time Codes are 1-9 >
A, and B.
ACTION: CORRECT THE COMPOSITE TIME CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE031E ERROR: COLUMN 21 - NON-NUMERIC COMPOSITE TYPE - CARD
REJECTED
The only valid Composite Type codes are
1 (Quarterly)^ 2 (Seasonal), 3 (Monthly),
4 (Meekly) and 5 (Annual).
ACTION: CORRECT THE COMPOSITE TYPE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE032E ERROR: COLUMN 17 - NON-NUMERIC PERIOD - CARD REJECTED
The Composite Period field contains invalid
data.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE033E ERROR: COLUMN 17 - INVALID PERIOD - CARD REJECTED
The Composite Period field contains invalid
data.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE034E ERROR: COLUMN 21 - INVALID COMPOSITE TYPE - CARD
REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT AND PE-SUBMIT.
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Version: 2.0
Date: 9/24/76
Paae: 5
TRE035E ERROR: .COLUMN xx - INVALID AREA CODE - CARD REJECTED
The Area Code specified is not. in the Site
Code File.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT OR UPDATE THE SITE FILE.
TRE036E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID SITE CODE - CARD REJECTED
The Site Code specified is not in the Site
Code File.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT OR UPDATE THE SITE FILE.
TRE037E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID AGENCY CODE - CARD REJECTED
The Agency Code specified is not in the Site
Code File.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT OR UPDATE THE SITE FILE.
TRE038E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID PROJECT CODE - CARD REJECTED
The Project Code specified is not in the Site
Code File.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT OR UPDATE THE SITE FILE.
TRE039E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID PARAMETER CODE - CARD REJECTED
The Parameter Code specified is not in the
Parameter Code File. .
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT OR UPDATE THE PARAMETER FILE.
TRE040E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID METHOD CODE - CARD REJECTED
The Method Code specified is not in the Parameter
Code File.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT OR UPDATE THE PARAMETER FILE.
TRE041E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID UNITS CODE - CARD REJECTED
The Units Code specified is not in the Parameter
Code File.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT OR UPDATE TUB PARV'STEH FILE.
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Version: 2.0
Date: 9/24/76
Page: 6
TRE042E ERROR: COLUMN xx - READING EXCEEDS MAXIMUM PERMITTED -
CARD REJECTED
Card presently rejected by AQDHS-II.
TRE043E ERROR: COLUMN xx - READING EXCEEDS MAXIMUM PEKMFTTED -
CROUP yy REJECTED
Croup presently rejected by AQDHS-LT.
TRE044E ERROR: COLUMN 79 - FNVALLD STATUS FLAG - CARD REJECTED
Blank and S are Llie only valid Slntus Flag
values.
ACT/ON: COHHECT AND HE -SUBMIT.
TRE045E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID START HOUR (READINGS SPAN
END OF DAY) - REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT AND HE-SUBMIT.
TRE046E ERROR: INVALID OPTION - RUN ABORTED
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE047E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID AREA CODE - GROUP yy REJECTED
The Area Code specified Is not In the Site
Code File.
ACTION: CORRECT AND HK-SUBMIT OR UPDA'I'E TI1K SITE EI'LE.
TRE048K ERROR: COLUMN xx - FNVALT.D SITE CODE - CROUP yy REJECTED
The Site Code upccif'.tid is no I In the Site
Code File.
ACTl'ON: CORRECT AND HE-SUBMI'T OR URDATE THE SITE FI'LK.
TRE049E ERROR: C07,UMN xx - INVALfD AGENCY CODE - GROUP yy REJECTED
The Agency Code specified is no 1: in the 'Site
Code Vile.
ACT TON: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT OH UPDATE THE S L'TK FILE.
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Version: 2.0
Date: 9/24/76
Page: 7
TRE050E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID PROJECT CODE - GROUP yy
REJECTED
The Project Code specified is not in the
Site Code File.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT OR UPDATE THE SITE FILE.
TRE051E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID PARAMETER CODE - CROUP yy
REJECTED
The Parameter Code specified is not in the
Parameter Code File.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT OR UPDATE THE PARAMETER
FILE.
TRE052E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID METHOD CODE - GROUP yy REJECTED
The Method Code specified is not in the
Parameter Code File.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT OR UPDATE THE PARAMETER
FILE.
TRE053E ERROR: COLUMN xx - INVALID UNITS CODE - GROUP yy REJECTED
The Units Code specified is not in the Parameter
Code File.
ACTION: CORRECT AND RE-SUBMIT OR UPDATE THE PARAMETER
FILE.
TRE054E ERROR: COLUMN xx - DECIMAL POSITION GREATER THAN FOUR -
GROUP yy REJECTED
AQDHS-II currently will not accept a decimal
position greater than 4.
ACTION: CHANGE UNITS., DATA VALUE, AND DECIMAL CODE AND
RE-SUBMIT.
TRE055E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC DECIMAL POSITION -
GROUP yy REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE DECIMAL POSITION AND RE-SUBMIT.
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Version: 2.0
Date: 9/24/76
Page: 8
TRE056E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC AREA CODE - GROUP yy
REJECTED
ACTI'ON: CORRECT THK ARK A CODE AND RE^SUHMTT.
TKKOWE ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON -NUMKRIC SITE CODE - CROUP yy
REJECTED
TRE058E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERFC PARAMKTER CODE - CROUP yy
REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THK PARAMETER CODE AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE059E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC METHOD CODE - CROUP yy
REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE METHOD CODE AND RK~r>lWMIT.
TRE060E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC UNTTS CODE - CROUP yy
REJECTED
ACT1'ON: CORRECT THE UNITS CODE AND RE--SIIHM1T.
TRE061E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERFC READING - CROUP yy
REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE READING AND RE-SUBMIT.
TRE062E ERROR: COLUMN xx - NON-NUMERIC START HOUR - GROUP yy
REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE START HOUR AND RE~SUiJM[T.
*
Serious Error - Do Not Use Any Output From This Run.
xx -- Column nuinbnr
yy - Group number
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Append ix: 15
Version: 2.0
Date: 9/24/76
Page: 9
File Maintenance Diagnostic Messages
FMT001E ERROR: READING xx - ATTEMPT TO ADD DATA TO EXISTING
READING - DATA REJECTED
ACTION: EXAMINE DATA I'N THE TRANSACT TON AND RK-SUBMTT
ACCORDINGLY.
FMT002W WARN TNG: READING xx VALUE NOT SPECIFIED - FIELD
FILLED WITH NINES.
ACTION: MONK.
FMT003E ERROR: NO MATCHING KEY FOUND ON MASTER FILE - RECORD
REJECTED
ACTION: CORRECT TRANSACTION AND RE-SU/1MIT.
FMT004E ERROR: READING xx - ATTEMPT TO CHANGE NON EXISTING
READING - DATA REJECTED
ACTION: EXAMINE DATA IN THE TRANSACTION AND RE-SUBMIT
ACCORDINGLY.
FMT005E ERROR: NEW MASTER WfLL BE OUT OF SEQUENCE - RUN
ABORTED.
ACTION: SORT THE TRANSACTIONS AND RE-SUBMIT.
FMT006E ERROR: CONFLFC'ITNG OPT CONS - RUN ABORTED
ACTION: CORRECT THE ORTTONS CARD AND RE-SUhM[T.
FMT007E ERROR: MORE THAN ONE IT -COMPOSITE-TYPE - SKIPPING TO
NEXT VALID TYPE
ACTION: SUBMIT ONLY ONE COMROSLTE TYRE PER FILE
MAINTENANCE RUN.
Non -Numbered Errors
***DUPLTCATE RECORD FN OLD MASTER FILE***
MASTER FFLE RECORD KEY 1 -- xxx
MASTER FFLE RECORD KEY 2 = xxx
TRANSACTION RECORD KEY = xxx
*»*RUN TERMINATED-**
»"^?T,EASE REPORT TUTS ERROR TO NADU***
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Appendix: B
Version: 2.0
Date: 9/24/76
Page: 10
*-----MASTER "FFLE FS OUT OF SEQUENCE***
MASTER'FILE RECORD KEY I - xxx
MASTER KILE RECORD KEY 2 - xxx
TRANSACT TON RECORD KEY -- xxx
---'RUN TERMINATED"**
M'LEASE KKI'ORT 'I'll I S ERROR TO NADI3-'-**
A.V.VNEW MASTER FILE WILL RE OUT OF SEQUENCE***
MASTER FILE RECORD KEY I -= xxx
MASTER FILE RECORD KEY 2 - xxx
TRANSACTION RECORD KEY - xxx
***RUN TERMINATED***
***PLEASE REPORT TUTS ERROR TO NAJ)B***
*
Serious Error - Do Not Use Any Output From This Run.
xx - Column number
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Appendix: B
Version: 2.0
Date: 9/24/76
Page: 11
AXMERGE MESSAGES
NORMAL COMPLETION
The following message is printed upon normal completion of
AXMERGE:
AXMERGE FILE MERGE PROGRAM
INPUT FILE 1 CONTAINS xxxx RECORDS
INPUT FILE 2 CONTAINS mnunm RECORDS
OUTPUT FILE CONTAINS nnnn RECORDS
ABNORMAL COMPLETION
The following message is printed upon abnormal completion of AXMERGE:
IDENT-KEY= xxxx IS FOUND ON BOTH FILES... RUN TERMINATED
MERGE FAILED
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Appendix: C
Version: 3.0
Date: 3/1/77
Page: 1
Appendix C - PROGRAM MODIFICATION
Increasing Size of Farm Code Table ...... 155
Parameter Code Table Maintenance ..... 155
Transaction Editor ........ 155
Detail List . ........ 156
Data Analysis . ........ 157
Statistical List ........ 158
Increasing Size of Site Code Table ...... 159
Site Code Table Maintenance ...... 159
Transaction Editor ........ 159
Detail List . ........ 160
Statistical List 161
Increasing Size of Parameter Standards Table .... 162
Parameter Standards Table Maintenance .... 162
Detail List . ........ 162
Statistical List ........ 163
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INCREASING SIZE OF PAJRM CODE TABLE
Whenever it is desired to increase the size (number of entries) of the
parameter, method, unit codes, minimum detectable table, it is necessary
to modify the following programs:
Parameter Code Table Maintenance
Transaction Editor
Detail List
Data Analysis
Statistical List
The current limit for the number of entries in the table is 100 entries
in all programs except Data Analysis. The limit in the Data Analysis
program is currently 120.
The following paragraphs discuss the changes to be made in each program
described above.
° Parameter Code Table Maintenance
Change the VALUE clause of the following sentence:
77 NBR-OF-PARMS PIC 999 COMP SYNC VALUE 100.
on or about sequence number 00016700, from 100 to the
new limit of entries. For example:
77 NBR-OF-PARMS PIC 999 COMP SYNC VALUE 150.
will increase the limit to 150 entries.
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Transaction Editor
Change the VALUE clause of the following sentence:
77 NBR-OF-PARMS PIC 999 COMP SYNC VALUE 100.
on or about sequence number 00045300, from 100 to the
new limit of entries. For example:
77 NBR-OF-PARMS PIC 999 COMP SYNC VALUE 150.
will increase the limit to 150 entries. The value should
be the same as that specified in the Parameter Code Table
Maintenance program.
Change the OCCURS clause of the following sentence:
02 PARM-CODE-KEY-TABLE OCCURS 100 TIMES.
on or about sequence number 00124200, from 100 to the
new limit of entries. For example:
02 PAKM-CODE-KEY-TABLE OCCURS 150 TIMES.
will increase the limit to 150 entries. The value
should be the same as that specified for NBR-OF-PARMS.
Detail List
Change the VALUE clause of the following sentence:
77 NBR-OF-PARMS PIC 999 COMP SYNC VALUE 100.
on or about sequence number 00037800, from 100 to the
new limit of entries. For example:
77 NBR-OF-PARMS PIC 999 COMP SYNC VALUE 150.
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will increase the limit to 150 entries, The value
should be tne same as that specified in the Parameter
Code Table Maintenance program.
Change the OCCURS clause of the following sentence:
02 PARM-CODE-KEY-TABLE OCCURS 100 TIMES.
on or about sequence number 00133700, from 100 to the
new limit of entries. For example:
02 PARM-CODE-KEY-TABLE OCCURS 150 TIMES.
will increase the limit to 150 entries. The value
should be the same as that specified for NBR-OF-PARMS.
Change the OCCURS clause of the following sentence:
02 PARM-DESCRIPTION-TABLE OCCURS 100 TIMES.
on or about sequence number 00135300, from 100 to the
new limit of entries. For example:
02 PARM-DESCRIPTION-TABLE OCCURS 150 TIMES.
will increase the limit to 150 entries. The value
should be the same as that specified for NBR-OF-PARMS.
Data Analysis
Change the array size of the following variable:
X , MVDATAC 600 )
on or about sequence number 00018200, from 600 to the
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new limit of entries, incrementing by 5 for each, new
entry. The current value of 600 sets a limit of 120
entries. To increase the limit to 150 entries, enter
a value of 750 as the array size. The number of entries
should be greater than or equal to the value specified
in the Parameter Code Table Maintenance program.
Statistical List
Change the VALUE clause of the following sentence:
77 NBR-OF-PARMS PIC 999 COMP SYNC VALUE 100.
on or about sequence number 00024400, from 100 to the
new limit of entries. For example:
77 NBR-OF-FARMS PIC 999 COMP SYNC VALUE 150.
will increase the limit to 150 entries. The value
should be the same as that specified in the Parameter
Code Table Maintenance program.
Change the OCCURS clause of the following sentence:
02 PARM-CODF-KEY-TABLE OCCURS 100 TIMES.
on or about sequence number 00090700, from 100 to the
new limit of entries. For example:
02 PARM-CODE-KEY-TABLE OCCURS 150 TIMES.
will increase the limit to 150 entries. The value
should be the same as that specified for NBR-OF-PARMS.
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Change the OCCURS clause of the following sentence:
02 PARM-DESCRIPTION-TABLE OCCURS 100 TIMES.
on or about sequence number 00126100, from 100 to the
new limit of entries. For example:
02 PARM-DESCRIPTION-TABLE OCCURS 150 TIMES.
will increase the limit to 150 entries. The value
should be the same as that specified for NBR-OF-PARMS.
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Date: 3/1/77
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INCREASING SIZE OF SITE CODE TABLE
Whenever it is desired to increase the size (number of entries) of the
valid site code table, it is necessary to modify the following programs:
Site Code Table Maintenance
Transaction Editor
Detail List
Statistical List
The current limit for the number of entries in the table is 100 entries.
The following paragraphs discuss the changes to be made in each program
described above.
0 Site Code Table Maintenance
Change the VALUE clause of the following sentence:
77 NBR-OF-SITES PIC 999 COMP SYNC VALUE 100.
on or about sequence number 00014800, from 100 to the
new limit of entries. For example:
77 NBR-OF-SITES PIC 999 COMP SYNC VALUE 150.
will increase the limit to 150 entries.
° Transaction Editor
Change the VALUE clause of the following sentence:
77 NBR-OF-SITES PIC 999 COMP SYNC VALUE 100.
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on or about sequence number 00045400, from 100 to the
new limit of entries. For example;
77 NBR-OF-SITES PIC 999 COMP SYNC VALUE 150.
will increase the limit to 150 entries. The value
should be the same as that specified in the Site Code
Table Maintenance program.
Change the OCCURS clause of the following sentence:
02 SITE-CODE-TABLE OCCURS 100 TIMES.
on or about sequence number 00125800, from 100 to the
new limit of entries. For example:
02 SITE-CODE-TABLE OCCURS 150 TIMES.
will increase the limit to 150 entries. The value
should be the same as that specified for NBR-OF-SITES.
Detail List
Change the VALUE clause of the following sentence:
77 NBR-OF-SITES PIC 999 COMP SYNC VALUE 100.
on or about sequence number 00037900, from 100 to the
new limit of entries. For example:
77 NBR-OF-SITES PIC 999 COMP SYNC VALUE 150.
will increase the limit to 150 entries. The value
should be the same as that specified in the Site Code
Table Maintenance program.
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Change the OCCURS clause in the following sentence:
02 SITE-CODE-TABLE OCCURS 100 TIMES.
on or about sequence number 00159400, from 100 to the
new limit of entries. For example :
02 SITE-CODE-TABLE OCCURS 150 TIMES.
will increase the limit to 150 entries. The value
should be the same as that specified for NBR-OF-SITES.
Statistical List
Change the VALUE clause in the following sentence:
77 NBR-OF-SITES PIC 999 COMP SYNC VALUE 100.
on or about sequence number 00024500, from 100 to the
new limit of entries. For example:
77 NBR-OF-SITES PIC 999 COMP SYNC VALUE 150.
will increase the limit to 150 entries. The value
should be the same as that specified in the Site Code
Table Maintenance program.
Change the OCCURS clause in the following sentence:
02 SITE-CODE-TABLE OCCURS 100 TIMES.
on or about sequence number 00092300, from 100 to the
new limit of entries. For example:
02 SITE-CODE-TABLE OCCURS 150 TIMES.
will increase the limit to 150 entries. The value
should be the same as that specified in NBR-OF-SITES.
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INCREASING SIZE OP PARAMETER STANDARDS TABLE
Whenever it is desired to increase the size (number of entries) of the
parameter standards table, it is necessary to modify the following
programs:
Parameter Standards Table Maintenance
Detail List
Statistical List
The current limit for the number of entries in the table is 50.
The following paragraphs discuss the changes to be made in each program
described above.
° Parameter Standards Table Maintenance
Change the VALUE clause of the following sentence:
77 NBR-OF-STANDARDS PIC 99 COMP SYNC VALUE 50.
on or about sequence number 00016900, from 50 to the
new limit of entries. For example:
77 NBR-OF-STANDARDS PIC 999 COMP SYNC VALUE 100.
will increase the limit to 100 entries. Note that
the picture clause must also be changed to allow for
more digits.
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Detail List
Change the VALUE clause of the following sentence:
77 NBR-OF-STANDARDS PIC 29 COMP SYNC VALUE 50.
on or about sequence number 00038000, from 50 to the
new limit of entries. For example:
77 NBR-OF-STANDARDS PIC 999 COMP SYNC VALUE 100.
will increase the limit to 100 entries. The value
should be the same as that specified in the Parameter
Standards Table Maintenance program.
Change the OCCURS clause of the following sentence:
02 STANDARDS-TABLE OCCURS 50 TIMES.
on or about sequence number 00161200, from 50 to the
new limit of entries. For example:
02 STANDARDS-TABLE OCCURS 100 TIMES.
will Increase the limit to 100 entries. The value
should be the same as that specified for NBR-OF-STANDARDS.
Statistical List
Change the VALUE clause of the following sentence:
77 NBR-OF-STANDARDS PIC 99 COMP SYNC VALUE 50.
on or about sequence number 00024600, from 50 to the
new limit of entries. For example:
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77 NBR-OF-STANDA^DS PIC 999 COMP SYNC VALUE 100.
will increase the limit to 100 entries. The value
should be the same as that specified in the Parameter
Standards Table Maintenance program.
Change the OCCURS clause of the following sentence:
02 STANDARDS-TABLE OCCURS 50 TIMES.
on or about sequence number 00126900, from 50 to the
new limit of entries. For example:
02 STANDARDS-TABLE OCCURS 100 TIMES.
will increase the limit to 100 entries. The value
should be the same as that specified for NBR-OF-STANDARDS.
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Appendix D - CATALOGUED PROCEDURES
AQSACNVT: AQDHS File to SAROAD Input 166
AQSBCNVT: Old AQDHS File to New AQDHS Input 171
AQSCNVRT: Old AQDHS Input to New AQDHS Input 176
AQSDANAL: Data Analysis 181
AQSELIST: Detail List 188
AQSFUPDT: Transaction Editor and File Maintenance 194
AQSHUPD1: Parameter Code Table Maintenance 203
AQSHUPD2: Site Code Table Maintenance 212
AQSHUPD3: Parameter Standards Table Maintenance 219
AQSIAVGS: Sliding Average 226
AQSMSENT: Answer File Flagging 232
AQSNSENT: Parm-Code-Key File Flagging 237
AQSRETVR: Retrieval Language Processor and Retrieval 242
AQSSLIST: Statistical List 251
AQSTEDIT: Transaction Editor 257
AQSMFUPD: File Maintenance 262
AQSMERGE: File Merging 263
AQSPMETH: Print Parameter Method-Unit-Code-Table 263-4
AQSPSITE: Print Site Code Table 263-8
AQSPSTDS: Print Parameter Standards Table 263-12
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AQSACNVT'_- AQDHS-H FILE TO SAROAD; INPUT
AQSACNVT is executed to convert the AQDHS-H master file to SAROAD
input format. The input to the program consists of AQDHS-II master
file records and is defined by DD name AQSMASTR. There are four output
files created by the program. The first, defined by AQSNEWMS, contains
the updated AQDHS-II master file. The second, defined by AQSDDFL,
contains the add records. The third, defined, by AQSCHGFL, contains the
change records. The fourth, defined by AQSPR1NT, contains diagnostic
messages produced during the conversion process.
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DP NAME DESCRIPTION
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AQSPRINT Print file for diagnostic messages
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AQSACNVT - DONAMES
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AXCONVRT Program to convert AQDHS file to SAROAD
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DP NAME DESCRIPTION
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AQSBCNVT - DDNAMES
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AQSCNVRT is executed to convert old format AQDHS (SAROAD) input
transactions to new format AQDHS input transactions. The input
to the conversion program consists of old format AQDHS input
transactions and is defined by DD name AQSAROAD. There are two
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second, defined by AQSPRINT, contains any diagnostic messages
generated during the conversion process.
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DP NAME DESCRIPTION
AQSAROAD Old AQDHS (SAROAD) input transactions
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AQSPRINT Print file for diagnostic messages
AQSCNVRT - DDNAMES
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CXCONVRT Program to convert old AQDHS input format
to new AQDHS input format
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AQSDANAL - DATA ANALYSIS
AQSDANAL is executed to perform various statistical analyses on the
AQDHS master file or answer file. There are two input files used by
this program. The first, defined by DD name FT08F001, contains the
flagged master file or answer file. The second, defined by FT09F001,
contains the flagged key portion of the parameter, method, unit codes
table. There are two output files created by this program. The first,
defined by FT10F001, contains the statistics file. The second,
defined by FT06F001, contains any diagnostic messages generated during
the analysis.
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DP NAME DESCRIPTION
FT08F001 AQDHS master file
FT09F001 Key portion of parameter, method, unit table
FT10F001 Statistics output file
FT06F001 Print file for diagnostic messages
AQSDANAL - DDNAMES
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PARAMETER
NAME
DEFAULT
VALUE
DESCRIPTION
PROJECT
'CDHS.AQS' Highest level index of data set names
(e.g., CDHS.AQS.DATA.FTMSTRAA)
PROGRAM
DXSTATIS Program to perform statistical analyses
of readings in AQDHS master file
MSTRFIL
MTMSTRAA
Lowest level index of AQDHS master file
PARMKFL
NTPRM1AA Lowest level index of key portion of
parameter, method, unit table
STATFIL
STMSTRAA Lowest level index of statistics output
file
UNIT
2314
Unit type upon which the statistics file
is to reside
SERIAL
009858
Volume serial number of volume upon which
statistics file is to reside
DISP
'NEW.CATLG
DELETE'
Disposition of statistics file
SPCUNIT
TRK
Units in which space for the statistics
file is to be allocated
PRIMARY
10
Number of units to be allocated for the
statistics file's primary allocation
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PARAMETER
NAME
DEFAULT
VALUE
DESCRIPTION
SECNDRY
Number of units to be allocated for the
statistics file's secondary allocation
RECFM
FB
Recording format is fixed, blocked,
LRECL
141
Record length for statistics file
BLKSIZE
1692
Block size for statistics file
OUT
Sysout Class for all print files
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Key File
Program
DXSTAT1S
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AQSELIST - DETAIL LIST
AQSELIST is executed to produce a detailed listing of the contents of
the AQDHS master file. There are six input files used by the program.
The first, defined by DD name AQSINPUT, contains the control card required
by the program. The second, defined by AQSMASTR, contain the master or
answer file to be listed. The third, defined by AQSPARMK, contains the
key portion of the parameter, method, unit codes table. The fourth,
defined by AQSPARMD, contains the description portion of the parameter,
method, unit codes table. The fifth, defined by AQSSITES, contains the
valid site codes table. The sixth, defined by AQSTNDRD, contains the
parameter standards table. There is one output file created by the
program. This file, defined by AQSPRINT, contains the detailed report
listing and any diagnostic messages generated during the reporting
process.
Figure 7.1.2-1 describes the format of the control card for Sliding Average
reports. Figure 7.1.2-2 describes the format of the control cards for a
Standard Answer report.
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1)1) NAME
DESCRIPTION
AQSINPUT AQDHS control card
AQSMASTR AQDHS master file
AQSPARMK Key portion of parameter, method, unit table
AQSPARMD Description portion of table
AQSSITES Valid site codes table
AQSTNDRD Parameter standards table
AQSPRINT Print file for report listing
AQSELIST - DDNAMES
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PARAMETER
NAME
DEFAULT
VALUE
DESCRIPTION
PROJECT
'CDHS.AQS' Highest level of data set names (e.g.,
CDHS.AQS.DATA.FTMSTRAA)
PROGRAM
EXRPTLST This program lists the contents of the
AQDHS master file
MSTRFIL
FTMSTRAA Lowest level index of the AQDHS master
file
PARMK.FL
HTPRM1AA Lowest level index of the key portion of
parameter, method, unit table
PARMDFL
HTPRM2AA Lowest level index of the description
portion of the above table
SITEFIL
HTSITEAA Lowest level index of the valid site
codes table
STNDFIL
HTSTNDAA Lowest level index of the parameter
standards table
OUT
Sysout class for all print files
AQSELIST - Substitutable Parameters
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Farm-Code
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Farm
Standards
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EXRPTLST
Detail
Report
AQSKLJST - Data Flow
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AQSFUPDT - FILE MAINTENANCE WITH TRANSACTION EDITOR
AQSFUPDT is executed to create and maintain the AQDHS-II master file. The
process occurs in three stages. First, the input transactions are edited and
converted into an internal format. Next, these internal transactions are
sorted into file sequence. Finally, the File Maintenance program reads the
sorted transactions and uses them to create or maintain the master file.
There are four input files used in the editing phase. The first, defined
by DD name AQSTRANS, contains the transactions to be edited. The second,
defined by AQSPARAMS, contains the key portion of the parameter, method, and
unit codes table. The third, defined by AQSSITES, contains the valid
site codes table. The fourth defined by AQSOPTIN, contains the edit
options control card. There are three output files created during the
editing phase. The first, defined by AQSINTRN, contains the edited
internal format transactions. The second, defined by AQSPRINT, contains
any diagnostic messages generated during the editing process. The third,
defined by AQSCONFR, contains the transaction listing.
Figure 2.2-2.1 shows the formats of the file maintenance transactions.
There are three input files vised by the maintenance phase. The first, defined
by AQSINTRN, contains the sorted internal format transactions. The second,
defined by AQSOLDMS, contains the old AQDHS-II master file to be updated. The
third defined by AQSINPUT, contains the file maintenance control card. There
are five output files created during the maintenance phase. The first, defined
by AQSNEWMS, contains the new AQDHS-II master file. The second, defined by
AQSPRINT, contains any diagnostic messages generated during the maintenance
process. The third, defined by AQSOLDRC
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contains a listing of any old master file records which were changed or
deleted. The fourth, defined by AQSNEWRC, contains a listing of any new
master file records added or changed. The fifth, defined by AQSCONFR,
contains a listing of the internal transactions generated by the edit
process.
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DD NAME
DESCRIPTION
AQSTRANS
AQSPARMS
AQSSITES
AQSOPTIN
AQSINTRN
AQSPRINT
AQSCONFR
SORTIN
SORTOUT
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AQSOLDMS
AQSINPUT
AQSNEWMS
AQSPRINT
AQSOLDRC
AQSNEWRC
AQSCONFR
AQDHS-II input transactions
Key portion of valid parm, method,
unit table
Valid site codes table
Edit option control card
AQDHS-II output internal transactions
Print file for diagnostic messages
Transaction listing
AQDHS-II internal transactions
Sorted AQDHS-II internal transactions
Sorted AQDHS-II internal transactions
Old AQDHS-II master file to be
updated
File maintenance control card
Updated AQDHS-II master file
Print file for diagnostic messages
Old Master listing
New Master listing
Internal transaction listing
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PARAMETER
NAME
DEFAULT
VALUE
DESCRIPTION
PROJECT
'CDHS.AQS'
Highest level index of data set names
(e.g., CDHS.AQS.DATA.FTMSTRAA)
PROG1
TXTREDIT
Program to edit AQDHS-II file maintenance
transactions
PROG2
FXFILMNT
Program to update AQDHS-II master file
OLDMSTR
FTMSTRAA
Lowest level index of AQDHS-II file to
be updated
NEWMSTR
FTMSTRAB
Lowest level index of new AQDHS-II
master file
PARMKFL
HTPRM1AA
Lowest level index of the key portion
of valid parm, method, unit table
SITEFIL
HTSITEAA
Lowest level index of the valid site
codes table
UNIT
3330
Unit type upon which the new AQDHS-II
master file is to reside
SERIAL
CDHSPK
Volumn serial number of volume upon
which AQDHS-II master file is to reside
DISP
'NEW CATLG,
DELETE'
Disposition of new AQDHS-II master file
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PARAMETER
NAME
DEFAULT
VALUE
DESCRIPTION
SPCUNIT
TRK
Units in which space for the AQDHS-II
master file is to be allocated
PRIMARY
20
Number of units to be allocated for the
AQDHS-II master file's primary
allocation
SECNDRY
10
Number of units to be allocated for
the AQDHS-II master file's secondary
allocation
TEMP
SYSOUT
Unit type for temporary work space
WORKSPC
50
Number of units to be allocated for
temporary work space
SORTCTL
TSORTCTL
Sort control card
OUT
Sysout class for all print files
AQSFUPDT - Substitutable Parameters
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Transactions
Edit
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FXFILMNT
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Internal
Transaction
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AQSHUPD1 - PARAMETER CODE TABLE MAINTENANCE
AQSHUPD1 is executed to create or maintain the parameter, method, unit
codes tables. The process occurs in two phases. First, the transactions
are sorted into table sequence and then the actual maintenance takes
place.
There are three input files used in the maintenance phase. The first,
defined by DD name AQSCARDS, contains the sorted table maintenance trans-
actions. The second, defined by AQSOLDT1, contains the key portion of the
parameter, method, unit codes table to be updated. The third, defined
by AQSOLDT2, contains the description portion of the same table.
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by AQSNEWT1, contains the key portion of the new parameter, method,
unit codes table. The second, defined by AQSNEWT2, contains the
description portion of the new table. The third, defined by AQSPRINT,
contains any diagnostic messages generated during the table maintenance.
Figure 4.1.4 shows the formats of the parameter code table maintenance
transactions.
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DP NAME DESCRIPTION
AQSCARDS Control card
AQSOLDT1 Old master key portion parameter code table
AQSOLDT2 Old master description portion parameter code table
AQSNEWT1 New master key portion parameter code table
AQSNEWT2 New master description portion parameter code table
AQSPRINT Print file for diagnostic messages
AQSHUPD1 - DDNAMES
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PARAMETER
NAME
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PROJECT
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AQSHUPD1 - Substitutable Parameters
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PARAMETER
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AQSHUPD1 - Substitutable Parameters
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AQSHUPD2 is executed to create and maintain the valid site codes table.
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into table sequence and then the actual maintenance takes place.
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AQSTRANS, contains the sorted transactions. The second, defined by
AQSOLDMS, contains the old valid site codes table. There are two
output files created during the maintenance phase. The first, defined
by AQSNEWMS, contains the new valid site codes table. The second,
defined by AQSPRINT, contains any diagnostic messages generated during
the maintenance process.
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DESCRIPTION
AQSTRANS Site code input transactions
AQSOLDMS Old valid site codes table
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AQSHUPD2 - DDNAMES
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PARAMETER
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HXTABLE2 Program to generate valid site codes
table
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codes table
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valid site codes table's secondary
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AQSHUPD2 - Substitutable Parameters
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SYSOUT
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AQSHUPD2 - Substitutable Parameters
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AQSHUPD3 - PARAMETER STANDARDS TABLE MAINTENANCE
AQSHUPD3 is executed to create and maintain the parameter standards
table. The process occurs in two phases. First, the transactions
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place.
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DD name AQSCARDS, contains the sorted transactions. The second, de-
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generated during the maintenance process.
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nance transaction.
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DP NAME DESCRIPTION
AQSCARDS Parameter standards input transactions
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AQSPRINT Print file for diagnostic messages
AQSHUPD3 - DDNAMES
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PARAMETER
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AQSIAVGS - SLIDING AVERAGE
AQSIAVGS is executed to calculate a sliding average for the readings in the
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226
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DP NAME DESCRIPTION
AQSINPUT AQDHS control card
AQSMASTR AQDHS answer file
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AQSIAVGS - DDNAMES
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DP NAME DESCRIPTION
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AQSRETVR - RETRIEVAL
AQSRETVR is executed to generate an AQDHS Retrieval program, compile
and link-edit it, and execute it to retrieve an answer file from the
AQDHS master file.
There are two input files to the generation phase of this procedure.
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cards specifying the qualification to be performed on the master file.
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created in this phase. The first, defined by AQSANSWR, contains the
records in the master file which mat the qualification criteria. The
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during retrieval.
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DP NAME DESCRIPTION
AQSINPGM Retrieval program skeleton
AQSINPUT Retrieval specifications
AQSRTRVR Retrieval program
AQSPRINT Print file for diagnostic messages
AQSMASTR AQDHS master file
AQSANSWR AQDHS answer file
AQSPRINT Print file for diagnostic messages
AQSRETVR - DDNAMES
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NAME
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LXLNGPRC Program to produce an AQDHS retrieval
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AQSRETVR - Substitutable Parameters
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AQSTATIS Defines statistics file to be formatted
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PROJECT
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SXPRINTS Program to format and print statistical
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AQSTEDIT - TRANSACTION EDITOR
AQSTEDIT is executed to edit AQDHS-II file maintenance transactions.
There are four input files used by this program. The first, defined by DD
name AQSTRANS, contains the AQDHS-II transactions. The second, defined by
AQSPARMS, consists of the key portion of the valid parameter, method, unit
code table. The third, defined by AQSSITES, contains the valid site codes
table. The fourth, referenced by AQSOPTIN, contains the edit options
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PARAMETER
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AQSTEDIT - Substitutable Parameters
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AQSMFUPD - FILE MAINTENANCE
AQSMFUPD is executed to create and maintain the AQDHS-II master file. The
process occurs in three stages. First, the input transactions are edited
and converted into an internal format. Next, these internal transactions
are sorted into file sequence. Finally, the File Maintenance program reads
the sorted transactions and uses them to create or maintain the master
file.
This procedure is used in conjunction with AQSTEDIT to perform the necessary
file maintenance routine. The user can edit his transactions by using
AQSTEDIT and then at a later date use AQSMFUPD to apply these trans-
actions to his AQDHS-II master file.
Figure 2.2-2.1 shows the formats of the file maintenance transactions.
There are three input files used by the maintenance phase. The first,
defined by AQSINTRN, contains the sorted internal format transactions. The
second, defined by AQSOLDMS, contains the old AQDHS-II master file to be
updated. The third defined by AQSINPUT, contains the file maintenance
control card. There are five output files created during
the maintenance phase. The first, defined by AQSNEWMS, contains the
new AQDHS-II master file. The second, defined by AQSPRINT, contains
any diagnostic messages generated during the maintenance process. The
third, defined by AQSCONFR contains a listing of any old master file
records which were changed or deleted. The fourth, defined by AQSNEWRC,
contains a listing of any new master file records added or changed.
The fifth, defined by AQSCONFR, contains a listing of the internal
transactions generated by the edit process.
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DP NAME
AQSINTRN
AQSOLDMS
AQSINPUT
AQSNEWMS
AQSPRINT
AQSOLDRC
AQSNEWRC
AQSCONFR
DESCRIPTION
Sorted AQDHS-II internal transactions
Old AQDHS-II master file to be
updated
File maintenance control card
Updated AQDHS-II master file
Print file for diagnostic messages
Old Master listing
New Master listing
Internal transaction listing
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PARAMETER
NAME
DEFAULT
VALUE
DESCRIPTION
PROJECT
'CDHS.AQS'
Highest level index of data set names
(e.g., CDHS.AQS.DATA.FTMSTRAA)
PROG2
FXFILMNT
Program to update AQDHS-II master file
OLDMSTR
FTMSTRAA
Lowest level index of AQDHS-II file to
be updated
NEWMSTR
FTMSTRAB
Lowest level index of new AQDHS-II
master file
UNIT
3330
Unit type upon which the new AQDHS-II
master file is to reside
SERIAL
CDHSPK
Volumn serial number of volume upon
which AQDHS-II master file is to reside
DISP
'NEW,CATLG,
DELETE'
Disposition of new AQDHS-II master file
SPCUNIT
TRK
Units in which space for the AQDHS-II
master file is to be allocated
PRIMARY
20
Number of units to be allocated for
the AQDHS-II master file's primary
allocation
AQSMFUPD - Substitutable Parameters
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PARAMETER
NAME
DEFAULT
VALUE
DESCRIPTION
SECNDRY
10
Number of units to be allocated for
the AQDHS-II master file's secondary
allocation
TEMP
SYSOUT
Unit type for temporary work space
WORKSPC
50
Number of units to be allocated for
temporary work space
OUT
Sysout class for all print files
AQSMFUPD - Substitutable Parameters
(continued)
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Sorted
Trans-
actions
Master
File
Control
Card
V
Program
FXFILMNT
V
New
Master
File
Diagnostic
Messages
Internal
Transaction
Listing
AQSMFUPD - DATA FLOW
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TWAA,
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//
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// UISP=tUl.(J,i;tLtTE)
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//*
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//
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//«
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AQSMERGE - FILE MERGE
AQSMERGE is executed to merge two distinct AQDHS-II master files into one
AQDHS-II master file. These are two input files used by this program.
The first, defined by DD name OLDAQ1, is one of the two master files to be
merged. The second, defined by DD name OLDAQ2, is also one of the two
master files to be merged. There are two output files created by this
program. The first, defined by DD name NEWMSTR, consists of the new
AQDHS-II master file created by the merging of two old AQDHS-II master
files. The second, defined by DD name AQSPRINT, consists of the diagnostic
messages produced by the program.
DD NAME DESCRIPTION
AQSPRINT Diagnostic Messages
NEWMSTR The Merged AQDHS-II Master File
OLDAQ1 Old AQDHS-II Master File
OLDAQ2 Old AQDHS-II Master File
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PARAMETER
NAME
DEFAULT
VALUE
DESCRIPTION
INFILE1
RTANSR07
AQDHS-II input master file
INFILE2
RTANSR08
AQDHS-II input master file
R
8 OK
Region parameter
1,0'
Time parameter
NEWMSTR
NEWMSTR
Output AQDHS-II master file
UNIT
3330
Unit type on which old and new masters
reside
VOL
CDHSPK
Volume of old and new AQDHS-II
masters
ALLOC
TRK,(20,10),
Space allocation for new AQDHS-II
master file
AQSMERGE - Substitutable Parameters
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Program
AXMERGE
Merged
Master
File
V
Diagnostic
Messages
AQSMERGE - DATA FLOW
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A^SPMKTH - 1'RINT PARAMETER-METHOD-UNIT-CODE TABLE
AQSPMETH is the catalogued procedure which invokes the program to
print the parameter-method-unit-code table in a columnized, self-documenting
manner. There are two input files; one, defined by DD name PRMKEYFL, contains
the table key information, and the other, defined by DD name DESFILE, contains
the corresponding descriptions. The print file, defined by DD name AQSPRINT,
contains all output, including page headings and footnotes, detail lines, and
the update and ending messages.
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DD NAME
DESCRIPTION
PRMKEYFL
DESFILE
AQSPRINT
Method-Unit Code Table Key File
Description File
Print File (All output)
PARAMETER
NAME
DEFAULT
VALUE
DESCRIPTION
PROJECT
PROGRAM
KEYFIL
CNA08 7. I Ml.CDHS.HQ. AQS
PXMETHOD
HTPRM1AA
DESCFIL
HTPRM2AA
Highest level index of data
set names
Program to print parameter
method-unit code table
Lowest level index of data set
name for method-unit code
table key file
Lowest level index of data set
name for method-unit code
description file
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AQSPSITE - PRINT SITE CODE TABLE
AQSPSITE is the catalogued procedure invoked to execute the program
which prints the site code table in a columnized, self-documenting manner.
The input site code file, defined by DD name SITEFILE, contains the table
entries. The only output file is the print file, defined by DD name AQSPRINT,
which contains page headings and footnotes, detail lines, and update and
ending messages.
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DD NAME
DESCRIPTION
S1TEF1LE
AQSPRINT
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PARAMETER
NAME
DEFAULT
VALUE
DESCRIPTION
PROJECT
PROGRAM
SITEFIL
CNA087.LMH.CDHS.HQ.AQS
PXSITE
HTSITEAA
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set names
Program to print site code
table
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set name for site code table
file
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AO.'H'I'.'I I)!J i': IMC r;i Ui 1 oc.ufd pror.erlure wh i r:h invokes the program Lo
print the parameter standards table in a columnized, self-documenting
manner. There is one input file, defined by DD name PAKMSTDS, which
contains the parameter standards table. The output all goes on the same
print file, defined by DD name AQSPRTNT, including page headings and foot-
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PARAMETER
NAME
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PROJECT
PROGRAM
PRMSTDS
CNA087.LMH.CDHS.HQ.AQS
PXPRMSTD
HTSTNDAA
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set names
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standards table
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set name for parameter
standards table file
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The following load sheets are suggested for use with AQDHS. Data
encoded upon them may be easily keypunched and entered into the system.
A separate load sheet is provided for each different type of transaction
(form #1, form #2, and form //3) as well as for composite data.
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