Processing RECUPHDU: RECUPHDU

CTLEVTDAT: Event date control

The CTLEVTDAT entry point is used to take back control and prevent the runtime of the standard control on the event date stored in the HISTODUD table for matched entries.

Context and operating method

Transaction

There is one transaction in progress

Log file

If the TRACE variable is set to 1, it means that a log file is open. If TRACE is set to 0, there is no open log file.

Call case

The entry point is set just before the standard control is performed on a matched entry, which is used to check that the event date stored in the open item historization table HISTODUD ([F:HDU]DATEVT) is equal to the maximum date of the matching group entries.

The control is applied provided that the local variable CTL_EVTDAT equals 1.

Available variables and masks

The local variable [L]CTL_EVTDAT is available. By default, this variable is initialized to 1 before the call to the CTLEVTDAT entry point.

If this variable becomes specific, the control and resynchronization of the event date will not be carried out.

Open tables