Examples

This chapter contains examples of the conversion of non-S procedures into S procedures and of ISP commands into SDF commands.
In each of the examples, the input and output procedures as well as the logs produced by SDF-CONV are reproduced and annotated.

The sample sessions were run under BS2000/OSD-BC.

Example 1:	The procedure DO.REORG reorganizes storage space occupied by ISAM files. The conversion into SDF commands as well as into S procedure format is not subject to any restrictions, SDF-CONV terminates without errors.
	Input procedure: Logging file: Output procedure:	DO.REORG LST.REORG SDF.SDFP.DO.REORG
Example 2:	The procedure DO.LIB.CONTENTS causes the most important element data to be output for all elements in a library. The conversion of the PRINT and DO commands is subject to certain restrictions. SDF-CONV issues a NOTE for each. The procedure format (non-S) is retained unchanged.
	Input procedure: Logging file: Output procedure:	DO.LIB.CONTENTS LST.LIB.CONTENTS SDF.DO.LIB.CONTENTS
Example 3:	The procedure PROC.ASSXT is a small auxiliary procedure that is to speed up processing (system file assignment, assembler call) in the event of frequent access to the ASSEMBH assembler. The procedure was written as a non-S procedure using the SDF command language. No restrictions apply to its conversion into an S procedure. SDF-CONV terminates without errors.
	Input procedure Logging file: Output procedure:	PROC.ASSXT LST.ASSXT SDFP.PROC.ASSXT