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How to use actions and expressions in Host On-Demand Macro

5/15/2020

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When the macro runtime has selected a new current macro screen, the macro runtime immediately begins to perform the actions in the <actions> element of that macro screen. After the macro run-time has performed all the actions, the next step is to determine the next macro screen to be processed. Within a single macro screen, the macro runtime performs the actions in the order in which they occur in the <actions> element. This is the same order in which you have ordered the actions under the Action list. You are not required to create any actions for a macro screen. If there is no <actions> element specified or the <actions> element is empty, then the macro runtime goes directly to the next section of macro screen processing, which is selecting the next macro screen to be processed.
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Converter Solution for migration of automated scripts to Emulators

5/6/2020

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Each Emulator provides specific automation APIs to create scripts to automate the business process. Automated Scripts contains core logics to read, write, update, and copy data in Mainframe/AS400 emulators which helps is accomplishing every-day business.
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Visualizing Reports in HATS Web Application

5/6/2020

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​Reporting is used to translate your company’s data into an informational summary that enables you to make the correct business decision. With Web Application, you can generate reports in real-time that can be accessed from anywhere, anytime. There are third-party reporting tools available that allow you to render your data visually through a web portal or application.

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Usage of Macro for repetitive operations in Host On-Demand

5/5/2020

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A Host On-Demand Macro (HOD) is an XML script that allows a Host On-Demand client to interact automatically with a host application running on a terminal emulator session. For example: 3270 Display session, 5250 Display session, VT Display session or CICS Gateway session, and so on.
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