Modifying Existing Interactions - Oracle Application Server 10.1.3.4 User Manual

Table 2–17 (Cont.) Interaction Parameters
Parameter
Nullable
Default
Context
Field
Bind to Sqls This field is not applicable.
f.

Modifying Existing Interactions

You can modify the interaction definitions to the exact requirements of the application,
in the Design perspective Metadata tab.
The following example uses the DELETE interaction, generated in the previous task, to
describe how the interactions can be modified:
In the Metadata tab, right-click the interaction to modify and select Open.
1.
The adapter metadata editor opens, displaying the General tab.
The General tab displays general information about the way the interaction is
executed. You can add a description of the interaction and define the mode of
operation for the interaction. The following modes are available:
■
■
■
The information for a request is passed in the input record. The information for the
response from the IMS/DB data source is passed in the output record.
For more information, see
Click the Advanced tab to display specific information about the interaction.
2.
As required, change the SQL and the parameters associated with the SQL.
Parameters are specified in a SET clause or in a WHERE clause with the following
format:
:parameter_name
For more information, see
Description
The nullable value (true or false).
The default value for the parameter.
This field is not applicable.
Click Finish to generate the interaction, including the record schema required
to support the interaction input and output.
"Adapter Metadata"
See Also:
data source metadata.
The interaction modification procedure is the same for all
Note:
types of SQL statements (INSERT and UPDATE) as described, using
a DELETE SQL statement.
sync-send-receive: The interaction sends a request and expects to receive a
response.
sync-send: The interaction sends a request and does not expect to receive a
response.
sync-receive: The interaction expects to receive a response.
"Adapter Metadata General
"Interaction Advanced Tab"
Installing and Configuring the OracleAS Adapter for IMS/DB 2-45
Modeling Interactions for OracleAS Adapter for IMS/DB
on page A-13 for details about the
Properties".