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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction
  3. Definition File Overview
  4. Customization Steps
  5. Service Group Definition
  6. Algorithm Definition
  7. Edit-list Definition
  8. Matching Scheme Definition

Service Group Definition and Customization Guide

Service Group Definition and Customization Guide

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Service Definitions Not Requiring an Algorithm

Service Definitions Not Requiring an Algorithm

An example is as provided below. 

*
SERVICE-DEFINITION
NAME=MATCH
TYPE=MATCH
ALGORITHM=
*
SERVICE-DEFINITION
NAME=DEBUG
TYPE=DEBUG
ALGORITHM=
*
SERVICE-DEFINITION
NAME=BROWSE
TYPE=BROWSE
ALGORITHM=
*
SERVICE-DEFINITION
NAME=INFO
TYPE=INFO
ALGORITHM=
*
The Service Definition has the following format: 

SERVICE-DEFINITION
NAME=Service Name
TYPE=Service Type
ALGORITHM=

SERVICE-DEFINITION
A Service definition starts with this identifying line,
NAME=Service Name
Specifies a user-definable name of the service. As there is only one definition required for each of these Services, it is recommended that a Service’s type also be used as its Name. The name may also be user-defined and if so, can consist of any valid characters so long as it is no longer than eight characters or delimited with asterisks, in which case 32 characters are allowed. This Service name is passed as a parameter by an application in a Call to the Service Group, e.g.: 

CALL ’N3SGPR’ USING ’MATCH ’ ...


NAME=Service Type
The valid types for Services not requiring an Algorithm are:
MATCH
,
BROWSE
,
INFO
 and
DEBUG
.
Even though these Services do not require an Algorithm, the
Algorithm Name
 parameter is still required, left blank.
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