Index

A C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W

A

APPC
- runtime 4.10.2
- SENDs and RECEIVEs
  - TIP CALL correspondence 4.6.2
- trace 8.9.2.1, 8.9.2.2
- using with terminal-oriented transaction program 4.12
APPC conversation sharing 4.10
- concepts 4.10.1
- examples 4.10.5
- for too large TIPs 4.10.4
- overrides and diagnostics 4.10.6
- TIP compatibility 4.10.3
- usage 4.10.2
architecture
- commit-confirm 5.5
- components of the gateway 1.5
ASCII
- automatic conversion 1.2

C

CALL correspondence
- on gateway using SNA 4.6.2
- on gateway using TCP/IP 7.3.2
call correspondence order restrictions
- on gateway using SNA 4.6.2.2
- on gateway using TCP/IP 7.3.2.2
CICS 1.8.1
CICS Transaction Server
- gateway starts communication with 1.8.2.1
client application development
- calling a TIP
  - on gateway using SNA 4.7
  - on gateway using TCP/IP 7.4
- customized TIPs for remote host transaction 4.4
- declaring TIP variables 4.7.1, 7.4.1
- error handling
  - on gateway using SNA 4.8.2
  - on gateway using TCP/IP 7.5.2
- examples and samples 1.4
- exchanging data 4.8
  - on gateway using TCP/IP 7.5
- executing 4.9, 7.7
- granting execute authority 4.8.3, 7.5.3
- on gateway using TCP/IP 7
- overriding TIP initializations 4.7.2.2
  - on gateway using TCP/IP 7.4.2.2
- overview 4.1
- preparation 4.2
- remote host transaction types
  - multi-conversational transactions 4.3.2.3
  - one-shot transactions 4.3.2.1
  - persistent transactions 4.3.2.2
  - See also, index entries for each transaction type 5.4
- requirements 4.5
  - declare RHT/TIP data to be exchanged 4.5
  - exchange data with RHT using TIP user function 4.5
  - initialize RHT for multi-conversational applications 4.5
  - initialize RHT using TIP initialization function 4.5
  - repetitively exchange data with RHT using TIP user function 4.5
  - terminate RHT using TIP termination function 4.5
- security considerations 4.7.2.3, 7.4.2.3
- terminating the conversation 4.8.1, 7.5.1
- TIP and remote transaction program correspondence 4.6, 7.3
- TIP CALL correspondence 4.6.2
- TIP content and purpose 4.3.1
- TIP DATA correspondence 4.6.1, 7.3.1
- TIP TRANSACTION correspondence
  - on gateway using SNA 4.6.3
  - on gateway using TCP/IP 7.3.3
client application development for gateway using TCP/IP
- overview 7.1
client application development on gateway using TCP/IP
- preparing 7.2
COBOL 4.2, 7.2, D.2, D.2.4
- datatype conversion supported by PG DD and TIPs D.2
- lacks datatype for variable length data D.2.1
- PGAU interpretation of COBOL symbols D.2.1
- support for double byte character sets, PIC G datatypes 4.11, 7.8
COMMIT command 2.2.1, 2.2.2
- user responsibility 2.2.1
commit-confirm 5.1
- application design requirements 5.4
- architecture 5.5
  - components 5.5.1
  - interactions 5.5.2
- components 5.3
- logic flow 5.6
  - step by step 5.6.1
- Oracle Global Transaction ID 5.1
- purpose 5
- relation to two-phase commit 5.1
- required components
  - logging server 5.3
  - OLTP commit-confirm transaction log 5.3
  - OLTP forget/recovery transaction 5.3
  - OLTP transaction logging code 5.3
- supported OLTPs 5.2
- transaction log 5.6.2
COMMIT processing 2.2.1
communication
- between mainframe and Oracle database
  - on gateway using SNA 1.8.2
- between server, gateway and remote host 1.6
compiling a TIP 3.4
CONNECT command 2.3, 2.6.1
control file
- creating
  - on gateway using SNA 1.8.3.1
  - on gateway using TCP/IP 1.9.3.1
conversation sharing, see APPC conversation sharing 4.10
creating a TIP
- (detailed) 3
- overview 1.8.3, 1.9.3

D

database link 1.6
data conversion
- errors 8.4
DATA correspondence 4.6.1, 7.3.1
data dictionary, see PG DD 1.3
data exchange
- PGAXFER function 1.7.1.2
data format conversion D
datastores
- gateway access to 1.1
datatype
- RAW C
datatype conversion D
- COBOL editing symbols D.2.1
- convert length D.1
- duplicate names D.2.4
- expected length D.1
- format conversion D.2.1
- parameters over 32K in length D.1.1
- PL/SQL D.2.4
  - naming algorithms D.2.4
- receive length D.1
- removing support for parameters over 32K in length D.1.1
- See USAGE (PASS), USAGE (ASIS). USAGE (SKIP), and PL/SQL Naming Algorithms D.2.1
- send length D.1
- truncated and non-unique names D.2.4
datatype conversions
- COBOL symbols interpreted by PGAU D.2.1
DBCS
- See double-byte character sets 4.11, 7.8
DBMS_PIPE PL/SQL package 3.1
debugging tool
- PGATRAC function B.5
DEFINE CALL 2.1
DEFINE CALL parameters 2.6.2
DEFINE CALL statement ("command") 1.8.3.1, 1.9.3.1, 3.2.6, 4.10.4, F.2
DEFINE DATA 2.1
DEFINE DATA statement ("command") 1.8.3.1, 1.9.3.1, 2.6.15, 3.2.6, 4.6.1, 4.10.4, 7.3.1, A.2.3.7, F.1
DEFINE TRANSACTION parameters 2.6.4
DEFINE TRANSACTION statement ("command") 3.2.6, 4.10.4, F.3
defining and generating a TIP 3.3
definition versioning 2.5.2
deleting and inserting rows into PGA_TCP_IMSC table 6.5
DESCRIBE command 2.6.5
dg4pwd utility
- definition 1.3
DISCONNECT command 2.6.6
double byte character sets (DBCS)
- in application development 4.11, 7.8
driver procedure
- on gateway using SNA 1.8.3.1
- on gateway using TCP/IP 1.9.3.1

E

EBCDIC
- automatic conversion 1.2
environment dictionary
- sequence numbers A.1.1
errors
- causes of 8.1
- data conversion 8.4
- including exception handlers in your TIP 4.8.2, 7.5.2
- NUMBER_TO_RAW function C.1.3
- PLS -00123
  - program too large 4.10.4
- truncation 8.8
examples
- APPC conversation sharing 4.10.5
EXECUTE command 2.6.7
executing
- client application development 4.9, 7.7
EXIT command 2.6.8

F

file
- initsid.ora 1.3, 8.9.1, 8.9.2, 8.9.2.1
- pgadb2i.pkb 1.4, 1.8.3.1, 4.3.1
- pgadb2i.pkh 1.4, 1.8.3.1, 4.3.1
- pgadb2i.sql E
- pgau.trc 2.6.9
- pgddausr.sql 4.13, 7.9
- pgddcr8.sql 2.5.2, A.2
- pgtflip.pkb 1.9.3.1, 7.2.1
- pgtflip.pkh 1.9.3.1, 7.2.1
- tipname.doc 3.5, 4.5, 7.4.1
- tipname.pkb 8.5
flexible call sequence
- on gateway using SNA 4.6.2.1
- on gateway using TCP/IP 7.3.2.1
FLIP
- and pgacics PL/SQL stored procedure
  - on gateway using SNA 1.8.2.1
- transaction in CICS 1.8.2
- transaction in IMS 1.9.2
format conversion D.2.1
function
- PGATERM B.3
- PGAXFER 4.3.1, 7.2.1, B.2
- UTL_PG C.1
functions
- see RPC (remote procedural call) 1.7
- see UTL_PG 1.3
- See UTL_PG C.1
- see UTL_RAW 1.3

G

gateway
- access to IBM datastores 1.1
- communication 1.1
  - overview 1.6
  - with CICS in mainframe on gateway using SNA 1.8.2.1
- components 1.5
- creating a TIP 3
- enabling a trace 8.9.2.2
- features
  - application transparency 1.2
  - code generator 1.2
  - fast interface 1.2
  - flexible interface 1.2
  - location transparency 1.2
  - Oracle database integration 1.2
  - performs automatic conversions 1.2
  - site autonomy and security 1.2
  - support for tools 1.2
- initialization files 1.3
- overview 1.1
  - using TCP/IP 1.1
- remote procedure, definition 1.3
- remote transaction initiation
  - using SNA 1.7.1.1
  - using TCP/IP 1.7.1.1
- remote transaction termination
  - using SNA 1.7.1.3
  - using TCP/IP 1.7.1.3
- tracing 8.9
- transaction types
  - on gateway using SNA 1.8.1
  - on gateway using TCP/IP 1.9.1
gateway sample files
- using SNA
  - pgadb2i.pkb 1.4
  - pgadb2i.pkh 1.4
- using TCP/IP
  - pgadb2i.pkh 1.4
gateway server 5.5.1
- function in commit-confirm architecture 5.5.1
- transaction log tables 5.6.2
gateway server trace 8.9, 8.9.2
GENERATE 2.1
GENERATE statement ("command") 1.8.3.1, 1.9.3.1, 3.2.6, 3.3, 4.6.1, 7.3.1, E.2, F.4
GLOBAL_TRAN_ID 5.6.2
Globalization Support
- multi-byte character set support 4.11, 7.8
granting privileges for creating TIPs 3.1
GROUP statement (PGAU) 3.3

H

HOST command 2.6.11

I

I/O PCB 1.9.2, 3.2.1, 7.1
implicit APPC 4.12
implicit versioning
- sample definitions F.5
IMS 1.1
- communication with Integrating Server
  - using TCP/IP 1.9.2.2
IMS/TM
- communication through the gateway 1
IMS inquiry
- location of sample file 1.4
initialization files
- see gateway initialization files, also see PGA parameters 1.3
initiating remote transactions 1.7.1.1
initsid.ora file 1.3, 8.9.1, 8.9.2, 8.9.2.1
- parameters to run pg4tcpmap tool 6.4

J

JUSTIFIED LEFT D.2.1

K

keywords
- PGAU 2.5.3

L

LENGTH IS field-2 D.2.1
logging server 5.3, 5.5.2
- description 5.5.1
- interaction with gateway database 5.5.2
LU_NAME 5.6.2

M

MAKE_NUMBER_TO_RAW_FORMAT function C.1.5
MAKE_RAW_TO_NUMBER_FORMAT function C.1.4
mapping parameters
- from SNA to TCP/IP 6.1
mapping table
- PGA_TCP_IMSC 1.9.2.2
MBCS, See multi-byte character sets 4.11, 7.8
MODE_NAME 5.6.2
multi-byte character sets (MBCS) 4.11, 7.8
- application development support 4.11, 7.8
multi-conversational transactions 4.3.2.3, 4.5
multi-conversational transaction type
- for gateway using SNA 1.8.1

N

non-persistent socket transaction type for TCP/IP for IMS Connect 1.9.1
NUMBER_TO_RAW_FORMAT function C.1.7
NUMBER_TO_RAW and RAW_TO_NUMBER argument values C.2
NUMBER_TO_RAW function C.1.3
- errors C.1.3

O

OCCURS DEPENDING ON D.2.1
OLTP
- and TCP/IP 1.3, 1.5
- commit-confirm transaction log 5.3
- definition 1.3
- forget/recovery transaction 5.3
- functional requirements of the gateway 5.4
- in commit-confirm 5.1
- in gateway architecture featuring SNA 1.5
- in gateway using TCP/IP 1.5
- logic flow for successful commit 5.6
- only IMS supported on gateway using TCP/IP 1.2, 1.3
- remote 1
- security considerations 4.7.2.3, 7.4.2.3
- transaction logging code 5.3
one-shot transaction types 1.8.1, 4.3.2.1, 4.5, 5.4
online transaction processor
- See OLTP 1.5
operating system
- role in gateway installation 1.5
Oracle database 1.7.1.2
- between server and mainframe
  - using SNA 1.8.2.1
- component of the gateway 1.5
- definition 1.3
- function in gateway communication
  - on gateway using TCP/IP 1.9.2
- multiple servers on the gateway
  - using SNA 1.5
  - using TPC/IP 1.5
- precompiles PL/SQL package 1.2
- role
  - in gateway communication 1.6
- simple communication
  - on gateway using SNA 1.8.2
  - on gateway using TCP/IP 1.9.2
- stores PL/SQL 1.3
Oracle Database Gateway for APPC
- also see gateway 1.8.1
- compatibility with version 3.4.0 4.10.3
- development environment 1.2
- See also, gateway server 5.5.1
Oracle global transaction ID 5.1, 5.3, 5.4, 5.6.2
Oracle integrating server 4.1
- and role in client application, on gateway using TCP/IP 7.1
- calling RPC functions 5.5.2
- component of commit-confirm architecture 5.5.1
- interaction with gateway server in commit-confirm 5.5.2
- simple communication
  - on gateway using TCP/IP 1.9.2
- steps to communication
  - between server and IMS 1.9.2.2
Oracle Net 1.3, 4.13, 7.9, C
- restrictions for data conversion C
overrides 4.7.2.2, 7.4.2.2
- LOGMODE 4.7.2.2, 7.4.2.2
- LUname 4.7.2.2, 7.4.2.2
- Side profile 4.7.2.2, 7.4.2.2
- TPname 4.7.2.2, 7.4.2.2

P

package
- UTL_PG 3.1
parameters
- mapped to TPC/IP 6.3
- see PGAU commands 2.6
- See remote procedural call (RPC) B
- See SET LOG_DESTINATION 8.9.1
- See SET TRACE_LEVEL 8.9.1
persistent socket transaction type
- for TCP/IP for IMS Connect 1.9.1
persistent transactions 4.3.2.2, 4.5, 5.4
persistent transaction type, for gateway using SNA 1.8.1
pg4tcpmap tool 1.9.2.2, 3.2.5, 7
- calling, to map DEFINE TRANSACITON parameters 7.6
- commands to operate PGA_TCP_IMSC table 6.5
- definition 1.3
- description and function in the gateway 1.2
- function 1.2
  - in mapping input parameters 6.1
- function in remote transaction initiation 1.7.1.1
- preparation for populating PGA_TCP_IMSC table 6.1
- setting parameters in initsid.ora 6.4
- to map SideProfile name 2.6.4
PGA
- administrator 2.1
- definition 1.3
pga_call_parm table A.2.3.6
pga_call table A.2.3.5
PGA_CC_PENDING table
- commit-confirm transaction log 5.6.2
pga_compilers table A.1.2.5
pga_data_attr A.2.3.9
pga_data_values table A.2.3.10
pga_data table A.2.3.7
pga_datatype_attr table A.1.2.7
pga_datatype_values table A.1.2.8
pga_datatypes table A.1.2.6
pga_env_attr table A.1.2.3
pga_env_values table A.1.2.4
pga_environments table A.1.2.2
pga_fields table A.2.3.8
pga_maint table A.1.2.1
pga_modes constant A.1.2.10
PGA_TCP_IMSC table 1.9.2.2, 3.2.5, 6.1, 6.2, 7, 7.1, 7.3.3
- content and parameters 6.3
- querying 6.5.3
PGA_TCP_PASS 6.2
PGA_TCP_USER 6.2
pga_trans_attr table A.2.3.2
pga_trans_calls table A.2.3.4
pga_trans_values table A.2.3.3
pga_trans table A.2.3.1
pga_usage A.1.2.9
pga_usage constant A.1.2.9
PGAADMIN 3.1
pgadb2i.pkb 1.4
pgadb2i.pkb file 1.4, 1.8.3.1, 4.3.1
pgadb2i.pkh file 1.4, 1.8.3.1
pgadb2i.sql file 4.3.1, E
pgadb2id.sql file 4.3.1
PGAINIT 1.7.1.1, B.1
- role in mapping SNA parameters to TCP/IP 6.1
PGAINIT function 1.3, 1.7.1.1
PGATCTL B.4
PGATERM B.3
PGATERM function 1.3, 1.7.1.1
PGATRAC B.5
PGAU 4.1
- accesses definitions in PG DD 1.3
- commands- also called "statements" 2.6
- COMMIT processing 2.2.1
- defining and testing a TIP 2.5
- definition 2
  - used to generate TIP specifications 1.3
- definition names 2.5.1
- definitions 2.4
- definition versioning 2.5.2
- functions 2.1
- -generated TIP specifications 1.6
- generation 2.4
- interpretation of COBOL symbols in datatype conversion D.2.1
- invoking 2.3
- keywords 2.5.3
- overview 2.1
- purpose of PGDL 1.3
- role in calling TIPs, on gateway using TCP/IP 7.1
- ROLLBACK processing 2.2.2
- sample input F
- writing statements 3.2.6
pgau.trc file 2.6.9
PGAU commands 1.8.3.1, 1.9.3.1
- CONNECT 2.3, 2.6.1
- CONNECT, parameters 2.6.1
- DEFINE CALL 2.6.2, 2.6.15, 3.2.6, 4.10.4
  - call list 3.2.2
  - on gateway using SNA 1.8.3.1
  - on gateway using TCP/IP 1.9.3.1
  - sample F.2
- DEFINE DATA 2.6.3, 2.6.15, 3.2.6, 4.6.1, 4.10.4, 7.3.1, A.2.3.7
  - on gateway using SNA 1.8.3.1
  - on gateway using TCP/IP 1.9.3.1
  - parameters 2.6.3
  - sample F.1
- DEFINE DATA, datatype conversions
  - USAGE (ASIS) D.2.2
  - USAGE (PASS) D.2.1
  - USAGE (SKIP) D.2.3
- DEFINE PGAU, call list 3.2.3
- DEFINE TRANSACTION 1.8.3.1, 2.1, 2.6.4, 3.2.6, 4.10.4
  - on gateway using TCP/IP 1.9.3.1
  - sample F.3
- DEFINE TRANSACTION, parameters 2.6.4, 3.2.4
- defining correlation between TIP and RTP 2.1
- DESCRIBE 2.6.5
- DESCRIBE, parameters 2.6.5
- DISCONNECT 2.6.6
- DISCONNECT, parameters 2.6.6
- EXECUTE 2.6.7
- EXECUTE, parameters 2.6.7
- EXIT 2.6.8
- EXIT, parameters 2.6.8
- formatting of Call and Transaction reports 2.6.15
- four main types, in control file 1.8.3.1, 1.9.3.1
- GENERATE 2.6.9, 3.2.6, 3.3, 3.5, 4.6.1, 7.3.1, E.2
  - error messages 8.3
  - on gateway using SNA 1.8.3.1
  - on gateway using TCP/IP 1.9.3.1
  - parameters 2.6.9
  - sample F.4
  - support and non-support for parameters over 32K length D.1.1
  - traces 8.1
- GROUP 2.6.10, 3.3
- HOST 2.6.11
  - parameters 2.6.11
- on gateway using SNA 1.8.3.1
- PRINT 2.6.12
- REDEFINE DATA 2.6.13, A.2.3.7
  - sample F.6
- REM 2.6.14
- REM, parameters 2.6.14
- REPORT 2.6.15
- REPORT, parameters 2.6.15
- SET 2.6.16
- SET, parameters 2.6.16
- SHOW 2.6.17
- SHOW, parameters 2.6.17
- SPOOL 2.6.18
- SPOOL, parameters 2.6.18
- TRANSACTION 2.6.15
- UNDEFINE, sample F.7
- UNDEFINE CALL 2.6.19
- UNDEFINE CALL, parameters 2.6.19
- UNDEFINE DATA 2.6.20
- UNDEFINE DATA, parameters 2.6.20
- UNDEFINE TRANSACTION 2.6.21
- UNDEFINE TRANSACTION, parameters 2.6.21
- VARIABLE 2.6.22
- VARIABLE, parameters 2.6.22
PGAU script file
- adding spool and echo 3.3
- creating 3.2.7
PGAXFER 7.3.2.2, B.2
PGAXFER function 1.3, 1.7.1.1, 1.7.1.2, 4.3.1, 7.2.1
PGDD (Data Dictionary)
- environment sequence numbers A.1.1
PG DD (Data Dictionary) 2.1, 2.6.4
- active dictionary A.2
  - sequence numbers A.2.2
  - versioning A.2.1
- active dictionary tables
  - pga_call A.2.3.5
  - pga_call_parm A.2.3.6
  - pga_data A.2.3.7
  - pga_data_attr A.2.3.9
  - pga_data_values A.2.3.10
  - pga_fields A.2.3.8
  - pga_trans A.2.3.1
  - pga_trans_attr A.2.3.2
  - pga_trans_calls A.2.3.4
  - pga_trans_values A.2.3.3
- data definitions for parameters over 32K in length D.1.1
- datatype conversion support for COBOL D.2
- definition 1.3
- definition names
  - valid characters in 2.5.1
- diagnostic
  - options 8.2
  - references 8.1
- entries, creating a TIP 3.3
- environment dictionary tables A.1, A.1.2, A.1.2.1
  - pga_modes A.1.2.10
  - pga_usage A.1.2.9
- in writing PGAU statements 3.2.6
- keyword form in storage 2.5.3
- maintenance 2.3
- overview A
- preparing client application
  - on gateway using SNA 4.2
  - on gateway using TCP/IP 7.2
- purpose of REPORT command 2.6.15
- relationship to PGAU 2.1
- remote transaction definitions 2.4
- ROLLBACK command 2.2.1
- select scripts 8.3
- storage of information needed for PGAU GENERATE to perform 4.6.1, 7.3.1
- transaction attributes 4.7.2.2, 7.4.2.2
- USAGE (SKIP) D.2.3
- version definition tables 2.5.2
pgddausr.sql file 4.13, 7.9
pgddcr8.sql file 2.5.2, A.2
PGDL (Procedural Gateway Definition Language) 2.1, B
- definition 1.3
pgtflip.pkb file 1.9.3.1, 7.2.1
pgtflip.pkh file 1.9.3.1
pgtflip.sql file 7.2.1
pgtflipd.sql 7.4.1
pgtflipd.sql file 7.2.1
PIC 9 8.4
PIC G 8.4
- datatypes 4.11, 7.8
PIC G datatype conversions D.2.1
PIC G datatypes D.2.1
PIC X datatypes D.2.1
PIC X data types 8.4
PKGEX(DC) diagnostic option 8.5
PL/SQL 1.3
- call A.2.3.4, A.2.3.5
- code B
- code generator 1.2, 8.4
- data length limits 8.8
- datatypes 1.6, 4.5, 4.6.1, F.4, F.5
  - converted to RAW 1.7.1.2
- developing TIPs D
- enabling a trace 8.9.2.2
- function in the gateway 1.1, 1.6
- invoking DG4APPC 1.8.2, 1.9.2
- naming algorithms D.2.4
  - delimiters D.2.4
  - duplicate names D.2.4
  - qualified compound names D.2.4
- parameters 4.7.1, 7.4.1
- record format F.5
- stored procedure 1.8.2.1
- transferring data
  - using RAW datatype C
- UTL_PG package function 1.3
- UTL_RAW function 1.3
- variable names D.2.4
  - datatype conversion D.2.4
- variables 3.5, D.2.1, D.2.4
PL/SQL package 2.3, 2.6.2, 2.6.19, 2.6.21, 3.1, 4.3.1, 8.2, B, E.2
- components 4.3.1, 7.2.1
- contents
  - package specification 4.3.1, 7.2.1
- DBMS_PIPE 3.1
- definition 1.3
- execute authority 4.8.3, 7.5.3
- function 4.1, 7.1
- functions 1.6
- grants required 3.1
- pagcics 1.8.2.1
- parameter 2.6.9
- See TIP 1.6, E.2
- specifying names 4.6.3, 7.3.3
PL/SQL stored procedure 5.5.2
- changing trace level B.4
- starting up communication with mainframe 1.8.2.1, 1.9.2.2
PL/SQL stored procedure specification
- also called "TIP" 1.2
- See PL/SQL package 1.3
PRINT command 2.6.12
privileges
- needed to use TIPs 4.13
problem analysis
- of data conversion and truncation errors 8.8
- with PG DD diagnostic references 8.2
- with PG DD select scripts 8.3
- with TIP runtime traces 8.5
Procedural Gateway Administration
- see PGA 1.3
Procedural Gateway Administration Utility
- see PGAU 1.6

R

RAW_TO_NUMBER FORMAT function C.1.6
RAW_TO_NUMBER function C.1.2
recompilation errors
- causes E.2.2.1
REDEFINE DATA statement A.2.3.7, F.6
REM command 2.6.14
remote host transactions (RHT)
- APPC conversation sharing 4.10
- attributes needed 4.6.3, 7.3.3
- client application 4.5
- defined using the PGAU DEFINE TRANSACTION statement 4.6.3, 7.3.3
- evaluating 3.2
- multi-conversational, client applications 4.5
- one-shot, client applications 4.5
- persistent, client applications 4.5
- requirements
  - understanding 4.3
- steps involved in 4.5
- types
  - on gateway using SNA 1.8.1, 4.3.2
  - on gateway using TCP/IP 7.2.2
remote procedural call
- See RPC 1.1
remote procedural call (RPC) A.2.3.5
- calling the gateway B
- executing gateway functions B
- parameters B.4
- PGAINIT and PGAINIT_SEC B.1
- PGAINIT and PGAINIT_SEC, parameters B.1
- PGATCTL B.4
- PGATERM B.3
- PGATERM, parameters B.3
- PGATRAC B.5
- PGATRAC, parameters B.5
- PGAXFER B.2
- PGAXFER, parameters B.2
remote procedure
- definition 1.3
remote transaction initiation
- on gateway using SNA 1.7.1.1
- on gateway using TC/IP 1.7.1.1
remote transaction program
- See RTP 1.1
remote transaction termination
- on gateway using SNA 1.7.1.3
- on gateway using TCP/IP 1.7.1.3
REPORT statement 3.2.6
RHT, See remote host transactions 3.2.1
ROLLBACK command 2.2.1, 2.2.2
ROLLBACK processing 2.2.2
RPC
- definition 1.3
- function
  - PGAINIT 1.3, 1.7.1.1
  - PGATERM 1.3
  - PGAXFER 1.3, 1.7.1.2
  - within the gateway 1.1, 1.7
- processing 1
RPC interface
- PGATCTL B.4
- PGATERM B.3
- PGATRAC B.5
- PGAXFER B.2
- See also, remote procedural call (RPC) B
RTP
- activities 4.3.2.2
- definition 1.3
- executing 1.3
- function in the gateway 1.1
- on gateway using SNA 4.4
- purpose 4.3.1, 7.2.1
runtime traces 8.5
- controls 8.6
- conversion warnings 8.6.2
- data conversion tracing 8.6.4
- gateway exchange tracing 8.6.5
- runtime function entry/exit tracing 8.6.3

S

sample
- PGAU DEFINE CALL command F.2
- PGAU DEFINE DATA command F.1
- PGAU DEFINE TRANSACTION command F.3
- PGAU GENERATE command F.4
- PGAU REDEFINE DATA command F.6
- PGAU UNDEFINE command F.7
sample definitions
- implicit versioning F.5
script file 3.2.7
sequence objects
- in the PGDD environment dictionary A.1.1
SET command 2.6.16
SET LOG_DESTINATION parameter 8.8, 8.9.1
SET TRACE_LEVEL parameter 8.8, 8.9.1, 8.9.2.1, 8.9.2.2
SIDE_NAME 5.6.2
Side Information Profile 2.6.4, B.1
simple DG4APPC communication
- on gateway using SNA 1.8.2
SNA
- and gateway components 1.5
- communication between mainframe and Oracle database 1.8.2
- communications function 1.8.2
- creating a TIP 1.8.3
- determining validity of TIP specification E.2.1.1
- examples and sample files used in this guide 1.4
- flexible call sequence 4.6.2.1
- function in the gateway 1.1
- gateway transaction types 1.8.1
- implementing commit-confirm 5
- overview of the gateway, using 1.1
- parameters 1.7.1.1
- PGAU DEFINE TRANSACTION command 3.2.4
- remote transaction initiation 1.7.1.1
- remote transaction termination on the gateway 1.7.1.3
- steps to connecting Oracle database and mainframe 1.8.2.1
- supported remote host languages 3.2.1
- TIP internals E
- uses APPC to access all systems 1.1
- writing TIPs 1.8.3
socket file descriptor
- returned by TCP/IP network to PGAINIT 1.7.1.1
specification file
- on gateway using SNA 1.8.3.1
- on gateway using TCP/IP 1.9.3.1
SPOOL command 2.6.18
SQL*Plus
- connecting server and mainframe 1.8.2.1
- invoking 3.4
- recompiling TIP body changes E.2.1
- running scripts 4.13, 7.9
- test scripts 8.3
statements
- see PGAU commands 2.6
SYNCHRONIZED LEFT D.2.1

T

TCP/IP for IMS Connect 1.9.2, 7.4.2.1
- and gateway components 1.5
- and PGA_TCP_IMSC parameter table 6.2
- and PGAINIT 6.1
- and Remote Transaction Initiation 1.7.1.1
- Client application overview 7.1
- communication between gateway and Oracle database 1.9.2
- content of PGA_TCP_IMSC table 6.3
- creating a TIP 7
- determining validity of TIP specification E.2.1.1
- elements of TIP-RTP correspondence 7.3
- examples and sample files used in this guide 1.4
- function in the gateway 1.1
- gateway support for, description 1.2
- IMS enabled 1.3
- mapping parameters using pg4tcpmap tool 7.6
- mapping SNA parameters to TCP/IP 6.1
- non-persistent socket transaction type 1.9.1
- OLTP in gateway architecture 1.5
- persistent socket transaction type 1.9.1
- PGAU DEFINE TRANSACTION command 3.2.5
- remote host languages supported 3.2.1
- remote transaction initiation 1.7.1.1
- remote transaction termination 1.7.1.3
- SENDs and RECEIVEs
  - TIP CALL correspondence 7.3.2
- setting initsid.ora parameters 6.4
- simple communication
  - between gateway and integrating server 1.9.2
- steps to communication between server and IMS 1.9.2.2
- steps to writing a TIP 1.9.3.1
- supports only IMS as OLTP 1.2, 1.3
- TIP granting privileges needed 7.9
- TIP internals E
- TRANSACTION correspondence 7.3.3
- transaction types 1.9.1
terminal-oriented transactions
- modifying 4.12
terminating a TIP conversation 4.8.1, 7.5.1
terms, gateway terms defined 1.3
TIP 1.4, 4.1, 7.1
- APPC conversation sharing 4.10.1, 4.10.3
- background references E.1
- CALL correspondence 4.6.2
  - on gateway using SNA 4.6.2
  - on gateway using TCP/IP 7.3.2
  - order restrictions 4.6.2.2
- calling
  - from the client application 4.7, 7.4
- calling and controlling
  - on gateway using SNA 4.1
  - on gateway using TCP/IP 7, 7.1
- client application development
  - content and purpose on gateway using SNA 4.3.1
  - content and purpose on gateway using TCP/IP 7.2.1
- compiling 3.4
- content documentation (tipname.doc) 3.5
- content file sections
  - GENERATION Status 3.5
  - TIP Default Calls 3.5
  - TIP Transaction 3.5
  - TIP User Calls 3.5
  - TIP User Declarations 3.5
  - TIP User Variables 3.5
- control file 2.1
- controlling
  - runtime conversion warnings 8.6.2
  - runtime data conversion tracing 8.6.4
  - runtime function tracing 8.6.3
  - runtime gateway exchange tracing 8.6.5
- conversation sharing used to circumvent large TIPs 4.10.4
- conversion 1.2, 4.11, 7.8
- converting PL/SQL datatypes to RAW 1.7.1.2
- creating 3
- customized interface for each remote host transaction (RTP) 4.4
- custom TIP writing E
- DATA correspondence 4.6.1
  - on gateway using TCP/IP 7.3.1
- datatype conversion support for COBOL D.2
- declaring variables to create a TIP 4.7.1, 7.4.1
- defining, with PGAU 2.5
- defining and generating 3.3
- definition 1.3
- definition errors 8.1
- dependent TIP body or specification changes E.2.2
- diagnostic parameters 4.10.6
- driver procedures
  - on gateway using SNA 1.8.3.1
  - on gateway using TCP/IP 1.9.3.1
- flexible call sequence 4.6.2.1
- four steps to generate
  - on gateway using SNA 1.8.3
  - on gateway using TCP/IP 1.9.3
- functions
  - in Oracle database 1.7.1.2
- generated by PGAU 4.1
- granting privileges to use 3.1, 4.13, 7.9
- independent TIP body changes E.2.1
- initializations 4.7.2.2, 7.4.2.2
  - overriding 4.7.2.2
- initializing the conversation 4.7.2, 7.4.2
- internals E
- override parameters 4.10.6
- overriding
  - on gateway using TCP/IP 7.4.2.2
- overriding default attributes 4.7.2.2, 7.4.2.2
- overview 1.8.3, 1.9.3
- privileges needed 3.1, 4.13
- public functions
  - tip_init 4.3.2.2
  - tip_inqr 4.3.2.2
  - tip_mode 4.3.2.2
  - tip_term 4.3.2.2
  - tip_updt 4.3.2.2
- recompiling E.2, E.2.1, E.2.2
- remote transaction
  - correspondence 4.6
- remote transaction correspondence, on gateway using TCP/IP 7.3
- remote transaction initiation (PGAINIT) 1.7.1.1
- requirements for corresponding with RHT
  - on gateway using SNA 4.6
  - on gateway using TCP/IP 7.3
- requirements of the client application 4.5
- service 4.10.1
- specification file 3.3
  - on gateway using SNA 1.8.3.1
  - on gateway using TCP/IP 1.9.3.1
- specifications
  - generated by PGAU 1.6
- steps to writing
  - on gateway using SNA 1.8.3.1
  - on gateway using TCP/IP 1.9.3.1
- terminating the conversation 4.8.1, 7.5.1
- trace controls 8.6
- tracing 8.8
- TRANSACTION correspondence 4.6.3, 7.3.3
  - on gateway using SNA 4.6.3
- using transaction instance parameter
  - on gateway using TCP/IP 7.4.2.1
- writing
  - on gateway using SNA 1.8.3
  - on gateway using TCP/IP 3.2.5
TIP control file commands 1.8.3.1, 1.9.3.1
- on gateway using TCP/IP 1.9.3.1
tipname.doc file 3.5, 4.5, 7.4.1
tipname.pkb file 8.5
TIP specification 4.1, E.2, E.2.1
- changes E.2.2
- errors E.2.2.1
TIP warnings and tracing
- suppressing 8.7
TP_NAME 5.6.2
TRACE_LEVEL 8.9.1
trace option 8
- TIP definition errors 8.1
traces 8.6.2, 8.6.3, 8.6.4, 8.6.5
- diagnostic 8.8
- enable gateway server trace 8.9.2
- enabling APPC trace from PL/SQL 8.9.2.2
- enabling through initsid.ora 8.9.2.1
- gateway server 8.9
- purpose of initializing conversations 4.7.2, 7.4.2
- runtime 8.5
  - trace controls 8.6
- suppressing 8.7
- TIP 8.5, 8.7
TRANSACTION correspondence
- on gateway using SNA 4.6.3
- on gateway using TCP/IP 7.3.3
transaction instance parameter
- on gateway using SNA 4.7.2.1
- on gateway using TCP/IP 7.4.2.1
Transaction Interface Package
- See TIP 1.3
transaction socket
- transaction type for TCP/IP 1.9.1
transaction types
- one-shot, persistent and multi-conversational, for SNA 1.8.1
transparency
- (application) 1.2
- (location), on gateway using SNA 1.2

U

UNDEFINE statement 3.2.7, F.7
USAGE(ASIS) D.2.2
USAGE(PASS) D.2.1
- datatype conversion D.2.1
  - FILLER D.2.1
  - PIC G D.2.1
- format conversion
  - OCCURS DEPENDING ON D.2.1
USAGE(SKIP) D.2.3
UTL_PG
- package
  - definition 1.3
- parameters (input and output) C.1.1
- PL/SQL package 3.1
UTL_PG function C.1
- MAKE_NUMBER_TO_RAW_FORMAT C.1.5
- MAKE_RAW_TO_NUMBER_FORMAT C.1.4
- NUMBER_TO_RAW C.1.3
- NUMBER_TO_RAW_FORMAT C.1.7
- NUMBER_TO_RAW and RAW_TO_NUMBER argument values C.2
- RAW_TO_NUMBER C.1.2
- RAW_TO_NUMBER_FORMAT C.1.6
- WMSG C.1.9
- WMSGCNT C.1.8
UTL_RAW PL/SQL package 3.1, C
- definition 1.3

V

VARIABLE command 2.6.22

W

WMSGCNT function C.1.8
WMSG function C.1.9
writing PGAU statements 3.2.6