Executing Startup Requests
An option, usually taken by interactive programs, allows the application program to
execute the user’s startup request, which is a Teradata SQL request that was stored
earlier with the data base. In the DBCAREA, the application:
Supplies the session id, if the DBCAREA has been used for any other session since
last used for this session
Supplies the length of and a pointer to the input data, if the STARTUP string contains
a Teradata SQL statement with a USING modifier
Changes the setting of the processing options
Supplies the length of and a pointer to the Move area, if the Move Mode processing
option was chosen
Supplies the function code to the Run Startup Request (DBFRSUP)
The application then calls DBCHCL.