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      ** SOURCE FILE NAME: db_udcs.cbl 
      **
      ** SAMPLE: How to use user-defined collating sequence
      **
      **         This sample create a DATABASE with a user-defined 
      **         collating sequence. The DATABASE is dropped at the end
      **         of the program.
      **
      **         A user-defined collating sequence allows the user to specify
      **         the collating behaviour of the database. This can be used by
      **         applications that require compatibility to the collating
      **         behaviour of host database products. For example, simulating
      **         the collating behaviour, in a DB2/MVS CCSID 500 (EBCDIC
      **         International) database, in a DB2/CS codepage 819
      **         (ISO Latin/1) database, can be achived by specifying
      **         a collating sequence that maps codepage 819 characters
      **         to CCSID 500 characters when the database is created.
      **
      ** DB2 APIs USED:
      **         sqlgcrea -- CREATE DATABASE
      **         sqlgdrpd -- DROP DATABASE 
      **
      **                          
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      ** For more information on the sample programs, see the README file. 
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      ** For information on developing COBOL applications, see the 
      ** Application Development Guide.
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      ** For information on DB2 APIs, see the Administrative API Reference.
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       Identification Division.
       Program-Id. "db_udcs".

       Data Division.
       Working-Storage Section.
      *--> sqlb0x67.cobol
       copy "sqle819a.cbl".
      * collating sequence mapping 819 to 500
       copy "sqlutil.cbl".
       copy "sqlenv.cbl".
       copy "sqlca.cbl".
      *<--

      * Local Variables

       77 rc                  pic s9(9) comp-5.
       77 errloc              pic x(80).

      *-->
      * Variables for Create/Drop database
       77 DBNAME              pic x(8)  value "dbudcs".
       77 DBNAME-LEN          pic s9(4) comp-5 value 6.
       77 ALIAS               pic x(8)  value "dbudcs".
       77 ALIAS-LEN           pic s9(4) comp-5 value 6.
       77 PATH                pic x(255).
       77 PATH-LEN            pic s9(4) comp-5 value 0.
       77 reserved1           pic 9(4)  comp-5 value 0.
       77 reserved2           pic s9(4) comp-5 value 0.

      *<--

       Procedure Division.
       dbudcs-pgm section.

           display "Sample COBOL Program : DBUDCS.CBL".

      * setup database description block SQLEDBDESC
           move SQLE-DBDESC-2  to SQLDBDID.
           move 0              to SQLDBCCP.
           move -1             to SQLDBCSS.
           move SQLE-819-500   to SQLDBUDC.
           move x"00"          to SQLDBCMT.
           move 0              to SQLDBSGP.
           move 10             to SQLDBNSG.
           move -1             to SQLTSEXT.

           SET SQLCATTS        TO NULLS.
           SET SQLUSRTS        TO NULLS.
           SET SQLTMPTS        TO NULLS.

      * setup database country information
      * structure SQLEDBCOUNTRYINFO
           move "ISO8859-1"    to SQLDBCODESET of SQLEDBCOUNTRYINFO.
           move "En_US"        to SQLDBLOCALE of SQLEDBCOUNTRYINFO.

           display "CREATing the temporary database DBUDCS ...".
           display "please wait... this will take a while ...".

      *-->
      ******************************
      * CREATE DATABASE API called *
      ******************************
           call "sqlgcrea" using
                                 by value     PATH-LEN
                                 by value     ALIAS-LEN
                                 by value     DBNAME-LEN
                                 by reference sqlca
                                 by value     0
                                 by value     0
                                 by reference SQLEDBCOUNTRYINFO
                                 by reference SQLEDBDESC
                                 by reference PATH
                                 by reference ALIAS
                                 by reference DBNAME
                           returning rc.
      *<--

           move "creating the database" to errloc.
           call "checkerr" using SQLCA errloc.

           display "Database DBUDCS with a user-defined".
           display "collating sequence created successfully".

           display "DROPping the database DBUDCS".
      *-->
      ****************************
      * DROP DATABASE API called *
      ****************************
           call "sqlgdrpd" using
                                 by value     reserved1
                                 by value     DBNAME-LEN
                                 by reference sqlca
                                 by value     reserved2
                                 by reference DBNAME
                           returning rc.
      *<--

           move "dropping the database" to errloc.
           call "checkerr" using SQLCA errloc.

       end-dbudcs. stop run.