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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction
  3. BROWSE
  4. Cleaning
  5. DEBUG
  6. Formatting
  7. INFO
  8. Major-word-key
  9. MATCH
  10. NAMESET
  11. TRACE
  12. Word Key
  13. Word Stabilization
  14. System Design Notes
  15. Database Design Notes
  16. Application Debugging
  17. Response Codes
  18. Appendix A: Pseudo Code Examples

Service Group Application Reference

Service Group Application Reference

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Parameters

Parameters

The Cleaning Service type is
SSACLN
. If an application program needs to Call the Cleaning Service it does so with the following parameters:
No.
Name
Size (bytes)
Filled in by
1
Service name
8/32
Application
2
Response code
2
SSACLN
3
Name in
As defined in Algorithm
Application
4
Cleaned name
Same as Name in
SSACLN
5
Work-area
100,000 (minimum)
SSACLN
The following parameters can be used:
SERVICE-NAME (8/32 bytes)
The name of the Service for the
SSACLN
 service type as it has been defined in the Algorithm Definition. For example, 

SERVICE-DEFINITION
NAME=SSACLNP
*
TYPE=SSACLN
ALGORITHM=PERSON
The name will be either 8 bytes if fixed in length, or up to 32 bytes if variable in length. Refer to the person responsible for defining and customizing the Algorithms.
RESPONSE-CODE (2 bytes)
This parameter is filled in by the Service to indicate the success or otherwise of the Call, a value of
00
 indicates that all was well, any other value flags a warning or an error. An extended response code is also returned in the Work Area, described below. For a description on how to check Response Codes, turn to the
How an Application Should Test the Response Code
 section.
NAME-IN (10-255 bytes)
This is the name to be cleaned. The length is as defined on the
NAME-LENGTH
 parameter in the Algorithm being used.
CLEANED NAME (10-255 bytes)
This is Name In after Cleaning. The length is as defined on the
NAME-LENGTH
 parameter in the Algorithm being used must be the same as for
NAME-IN
.
WORK-AREA (30,000 bytes)
A pointer to a general purposeWork-area.
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