The following application domains are common in BS2000 OS DX V1.0:
ACCOUNTING ALL-COMMANDS 1) AUTOMATED OPERATING CONSOLE-MANAGEMENT DATABASE DCAM DEVICE ERROR-LOGGING FILE FILE-GENERATION-GROUP FILE-TRANSFER JOB JOB-VARIABLES MESSAGE-PROCESSING MULTI-CATALOG-AND-PUBSET-MGMT | NETWORK-MANAGEMENT NOTIFICATION-SERVICE PROCEDURE PROGRAM PROGRAMMING-SUPPORT SDF SECURITY-ADMINISTRATION SPOOL-PRINT-ADMINISTRATION SPOOL-PRINT-SERVICES STORAGE-MANAGEMENT SYSTEM-MANAGEMENT SYSTEM-TUNING USER-ADMINISTRATION UTILITIES VM2000-VIRTUAL-MACHINE |
Comments:
1)The application domain contains all commands which can be input in the dialog.
However, many application domain are product-specific. For example, the FILE-TRANSFER application domain is omitted from the list if the chargeable product openFT is not installed, and the UTM application domain is added when openUTM is installed.
SDF then shows all currently usable application domains in the application domain menu. Empty areas, e.g. because the user is not allowed to execute any of the contained commands due to his privileges, are skipped.
The user selects the application domain relevant to his task. SDF then offers him a command menu for the selected domain from which to choose the command he requires.
SDF displays the application domain menu in command mode only. It is supplied in the following cases:
after starting guided dialog, provided that no domain has yet been set
after entering a question mark in unguided dialog
after entering *DOM-MENU in the NEXT line of a menu or form
after entering *CANCEL in the NEXT line of a command menu or after pressing the
key (only in Styleguide mode)after entering *EXIT in the NEXT line of a command menu or pressing the
or 
key (depending on the FUNCTION-KEYS setting)after entering *EXIT-ALL in the NEXT line or pressing the
or 
key (depending on the FUNCTION-KEYS setting) in guided dialog. This input or function key terminates a temporarily guided dialog.