Technical data

RECONNECT

Function

The RECONNECT statement moves the current database record of the run unit

from one set to another (possibly the same) set.

General Format

RECONNECT

record-name

WITHIN

{ set-name } . . .

ALL

RETAINING

REALM

RECORD

SET

set-name

...

{ set-name } . . .

CURRENCY

ON ERROR stment

NOT ON ERROR stment2

END-RECONNECT

record-name

names a subschema record type.

set-name

names a subschema set type.

stment

is an imperative statement executed for an on error condition.

stment2

is an imperative statement executed for a not on error condition.

Syntax Rules

1. The record type of record-name must be a member record type of the set type

for each set-name.

2. Set-name cannot be speciﬁed more than once in the WITHIN clause.

3. Set-name cannot be speciﬁed more than once in the RETAINING clause.

General Rules

1. RECONNECT uses the current record of the run unit.

2. The current run unit record must be in a realm in ready update mode and

all records required by the Database Control System (DBCS) to execute the

RECONNECT statement must be in realms in available mode.

3. Use record-name to check that the record type of the current record of the run

unit is identical to the record type speciﬁed by record-name.

Procedure Division 4–53