Sample programs are shipped with the product openUTM in the form of source code and object modules. You can use these as programming templates for your own administration programs, modify them to suit your requirements, compile them and integrate them in your application. The sample programs are the programs HNDLUSR (only BS2000 systems), DADMMVS, PUBSUBA/PUBSUBD, SUSRMAX, COBUSER and ENCRADM (for a description of DADMMVS and PUBSUBA/PUBSUBD, see the relevant openUTM manual “Using UTM Applications”).
On BS2000 systems you will find the source code and the object modules of the sample programs, the ERRCHCK subroutine and the D0USER mask (IFG format) in the library SYSLIB.UTM.070.EXAMPLE.
On Unix and Linux systems you will find the COBOL module COBUSER.cbl in the directory utmpath/sample/src/mfcobol or .../netcobol. The C sample program and the subprogram ERRCHCK form part of the sample application. Following installation of the sample application, they can be found in the corresponding subdirectory utmsample/utm-c..
On Windows systems you will find the COBOL module COBUSER.cbl in the directory utmpath\sample\src\mfcobol. The C sample program and the subprogram ERRCHCK for part of the Quick Start Kit. Following installation of the Quick Start Kit, they can be found in the corresponding subdirectory \utmsample\utm-c.
The generation statements for the C sample programs are already entered in the KDCDEF input files of the sample application (Unix and Linux systems or of the Quick Start Kit (Windows systems).