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2.9.7 Batch Control Tab

Select the Batch Control tab to work with Batch Control.

Batch control is a special feature of the LANSA Repository. Batch control logic is used to define how a numeric column in one table is totaled into the column of another table. This can be used as a means of verifying totals during, say, an order entry.

Batch control logic in tables can improve performance by reducing the amount of database I/O.

To learn about batch control, refer to Batch Control Development in the Developer Guide.

Batch Control Toolbar

Add a batch control

Use the Add Batch Control option. An undefined batch control is added to the table.
Double-click the new batch control to display the Details tab and to define the batch control.

Add keys to batch controls

 

Use the Add Key option. Specify the details of the key column in the Details tab.

Add batch control links

 

Select the batch control and use the Add Link option. Specify the details of the link in the Details tab.

Change batch control key sequence

Use the Move Key Up and Move Key Down commands.

 

Delete keys, links and batch control tables

Use the Remove command.

Open Selected Column

 

Right-click to open the definition of the selected column.

 

Also See

Batch Control in the Technical Reference Guide

Batch Control Development in the Developer Guide

2.9 Tables