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►About this Documentation
- Document Conventions
- Online Information and Support
- Data Protection
►Adabas 8.4 Release Notes
- Supported Operating System Platforms
- Enhancements
- Future Plans
- Limitations and Restrictions
- Adabas Data Set Compatibility
- Applying Zaps
- Software AG Mainframe Product Compatibility
- Using COR-based Add-ons
- AFPLOOK /AVILOOK Considerations
- End of Maintenance
- Documentation and Other Online Information
►Concepts and Facilities
- Adabas Is . . .
- Adabas Design
- Using Adabas
- Adabas Utilities
- Licensing Adabas
- Adabas Security
- Optional Product Extensions
►Installation for z/OS
- Supported Environments
- Installing Adabas for z/OS
- Installing Adabas with TP Monitors
- Enabling Universal Encoding Support (UES) for Your Adabas Nucleus
- Enabling Direct TCP/IP Access (ADATCP) to Your Adabas Nucleus
- Device and File Considerations
- Installing The AOS Demo Version
- Installing the Recovery Aid (ADARAI)
- Installing The Error Handling And Message Buffering Feature
- Adabas Dump Formatting Tool (ADAFDP)
- Translation Tables
►Installation for BS2000
- Supported Environments
- Installing Adabas for BS2000
- Installing Adabas with TP Monitors
- Enabling Universal Encoding Support (UES) for Your Adabas Nucleus
- Enabling Direct TCP/IP Access (ADATCP) to Your Adabas Nucleus
- Device And File Considerations
- Installing The AOS Demo Version
- Installing The Recovery Aid (ADARAI)
- Adabas Dump Formatting Tool (ADAFDP)
- ADAUTM (Universal Transaction Monitor Support)
- Translation Tables
►Installation for z/VSE
- Supported Environments
- Installation Procedure
- Installing Adabas with TP Monitors
- Enabling Universal Encoding Support (UES) for Your Adabas Nucleus
- Enabling Direct TCP/IP Access (ADATCP) to Your Adabas Nucleus
- Device and File Considerations
- Installing The AOS Demo Version
- Installing The Recovery Aid (ADARAI)
- Adabas Dump Formatting Tool (ADAFDP)
- Maintaining A Separate Test Environment
- Translation Tables
►DBA Tasks
- DBA Roles and Responsibilities
- Database Design
- Date-Time Edit Mask Reference
- Expanded Files
- Large Object (LB) Files and Fields
- Defining an Adabas Database
- Database Space Management
- Database Monitoring and Tuning
- Error Handling and Message Buffering
- Universal Encoding Support (UES)
- Multiple Platform Support
- Adabas SMF Records
- AFPLOOK
- AVILOOK
- Adabas Online System Demo Version
►Operations
- Conventions
- Controlling the Adabas Environment
- ►Adabas Initialization (ADARUN Statement)
- Operator Commands
- Adabas Session Execution
- Adabas Utility Execution
- Linking Applications to Adabas
- Adabas Restart and Recovery
- Local Time Zone Change Support
- Adabas Timeout Feature
►Command Reference
- Syntax Conventions
- ►Overview
  - About Adabas Commands
  - General Programming Considerations
- Calling Adabas
- Adabas Control Block Structures (ACB and ACBX)
- Adabas Buffer Descriptions (ABDs)
- Defining Buffers
- Understanding the Different Buffer Types
- Format Buffers
- Record Buffers
- Format and Record Buffer Examples
- Prefetch Buffers
- Multifetch Buffers
- Search Buffers
- Value Buffers
- Search and Value Buffer Examples
- Date-Time Edit Mask Processing in Format and Search Buffers
- ISN Buffers
- User Buffers
- Performance Buffers
- ►Commands
  - A1 Command: Update Record
  - BT Command: Back Out Transaction
  - C1 Command: Write a Checkpoint
  - C3 Command: Write Checkpoint
  - C5 Command: Write User Data to Protection Log
  - CL Command: Close User Session
  - E1 Command: Delete Record / Refresh File
  - ET Command: End Transaction
  - HI Command: Hold Record
  - L1 and L4 Commands: Read / Read and Hold Record
  - L2 and L5 Commands: Read Physical Sequential
  - L3 and L6 Commands: Read Logical Sequential
  - L9 Command: Read Descriptor Values
  - LF Command: Read Field Definitions
  - N1 and N2 Commands: Adding Records
  - OP Command: Open User Session
  - RC Command: Release Command ID or Global Format ID
  - RE Command: Read ET User Data
  - RI Command: Release Record
  - S1, S2, and S4 Commands: Find Records
  - S5 Command: Find Coupled ISNs
  - S8 Command: Process ISN Lists
  - S9 Command: Sort ISN Lists
- ►Programming Examples
  - ACB Examples
  - ACBX Examples
▼Utilities
- Conventions
- ►ADAACK Utility: Check Address Converter
  - Functional Overview
  - ACCHECK: Check Address Converter Against Data Storage
  - JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples
- ►ADACDC Utility: Changed-Data Capture
  - Functional Overview
  - Running the Utility
  - Operating System Considerations
  - The ADACDC User Exit
  - Examples
  - JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples
- ►ADACHK Utility: Database Consistency Check Utility that Runs Concurrently with Normal Database Operations
  - Functional Overview
  - ACCHECK: Check Address Converter against Data Storage
  - ACSCAN: Scan the address converter to identify reusable ISNs
  - ASSOPRINT: Print/Dump Associator Blocks
  - CHECK: Perform all ADACHK Checks
  - CLOGPRINT: Print/Dump Command Log Blocks
  - DATAPRINT: Print/Dump Data Storage Blocks
  - DSCHECK: Check Data Storage
  - DSIMPRINT: Print Delta Save Image Data Set Blocks
  - DSSTPRINT: Print Data Storage Space Table
  - FCBPRINT: Print/Dump File Control Block (FCB)
  - FDTPRINT: Print/Dump Field Definition Table (FDT)
  - FSTPRINT: Print/Dump Free Space Table (FST)
  - GCBPRINT: Print/Dump General Control Blocks (GCBs)
  - ICHECK: Check Index Physical Structure
  - NIPRINT: Print/Dump Normal Index
  - PLOGPRINT: Print/Dump Protection Log Blocks
  - PPTPRINT: Print/Dump Parallel Participant Table (PPT)
  - RLOGPRINT: Print/Dump Recovery Log
  - SORTPRINT: Print/Dump Sort Data Set
  - TEMPPRINT: Print/Dump Temporary Data Set
  - UIPRINT: Print/Dump Upper Index
  - VALIDATE: Validate All Database Files
  - WORKPRINT: Print/Dump Work Data Set
  - JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples
- ►ADACMP Utility: Compress-Decompress Data
  - Functional Overview
  - Input Data Requirements
  - Processing
  - COMPRESS: Compress an Adabas File
  - DECOMPRESS: Decompress an Adabas File
  - Field Definition Statements
  - JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples
  - COMPRESS Function Output
  - DECOMPRESS Function Output
- ►ADACNV Utility: Database Conversion
  - Functional Overview
  - CONVERT: Convert Database to Higher Version
  - REVERT: Revert Database to Lower Version
  - JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples
- ►ADADBS Utility: Database Services
  - Functional Overview
  - ADD: Add Data Set
  - ADDCLOG: Dynamically Add CLOG Data Sets
  - ADDPLOG: Dynamically Add PLOG Data Sets
  - ALLOCATE: Allocate File Extent
  - CHANGE: Change Standard Length or Format of a Field
  - CVOLSER: Print Adabas Extents on Given Volume
  - DEALLOCATE: Deallocate File Extent
  - DECREASE: Decrease Last Associator or Data Storage Data Set Size
  - DELCLOG: Dynamically Deleting CLOG Data Sets
  - DELCP: Delete Checkpoint Records
  - DELDE: Logically Deleting a Descriptor
  - DELETE: Delete File
  - DELFN: Logically Delete Fields
  - DELPLOG: Dynamically Deleting PLOG Data Sets
  - DEVENTLOG: Display Adabas Event Log
  - DSREUSE: Reuse Data Storage Blocks
  - ENCODEF: Change File Encoding
  - EXPFILE: Insert or Remove Files in an Expanded File Chain
  - INCREASE: Increase Last Associator or Data Storage Data Set Size
  - ISNREUSE: Reuse ISNs
  - MODFCB: Modify File Parameters
  - MUPEX: Set Maximum Count for MU and PE Fields
  - NEWFIELD: Add New Field
  - ONLADD: Allocating New ASSO or DATA Space Dynamically
  - ONLINCREASE: Allocating Appended ASSO or DATA Space Dynamically
  - ONLINVERT: Start Online Invert Process
  - ONLREORFASSO: Start Online Reorder Associator for Files
  - ONLREORFDATA: Start Online Reorder Data for Files
  - ONLREORFILE: Start Online Reorder Associator and Data for Files
  - OPERCOM: Issue Adabas Operator Commands
  - PRIORITY: Change User Priority
  - REACTLOG: Reactivating Command Logging
  - RECORDSPANNING: Enable or Disable Record Spanning
  - RECOVER: Recover Space
  - REFRESH: Set File to Empty Status
  - REFRESHSTATS: Reset Statistical Values
  - RELEASE: Release Descriptor
  - RENAME: Rename File or Database
  - RENUMBER: Change File Number
  - REPLICATION: Activating or Deactivating Replication
  - ADADBS REPTOR: Activate, Deactivate, Open, or Close Event Replicator Resources
  - RESETDIB: Reset Entries in Active Utility List
  - RESETPPT: Reset PPT Blocks
  - SPANCOUNT: Count Spanned Records
  - TRANSACTIONS: Suspend and Resume Update Transaction Processing
  - UNCOUPLE: Uncouple Files
  - UNDELDE: Undeleting a Logically Deleted Descriptor
  - UNDELFN: Logically Undelete Fields
  - JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples
- ►ADADCK Utility: Check Data Storage and DSST
  - Functional Overview
  - DSCHECK: Check Data Storage
  - JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples
- ►ADADEF Utility: Define a Database
  - Functional Overview
  - DEFINE: Defining a Database and Checkpoint File
  - MODIFY: Change Database Options
  - NEWWORK: Defining a Work File
  - JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples
- ►ADADRU Utility: Database Storage Usage Reports
  - Functional Overview
  - SPACEUSAGE: Database File Space Usage
  - JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples
- ►ADAFRM Utility: Format Adabas Database Components
  - Functional Overview
  - Formatting Database Components
  - JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples
- ►ADAICK Utility: Check Index and Address Converter
  - Functional Overview
  - ACCHECK: Check Address Converter
  - ASSOPRINT: Print/Dump Associator Blocks
  - BATCH: Set Printout Width to 132 Characters Per Line
  - DATAPRINT: Print/Dump Data Storage Blocks
  - DSCHECK: Print/Dump Content of Data Storage Record
  - DUMP: Activate Dump Print Format
  - FCBPRINT: Print/Dump File Control Block
  - FDTPRINT: Print/ Dump Field Definition Table
  - GCBPRINT: Print/Dump General Control Blocks (GCBs)
  - ICHECK: Check Index Against Address Converter
  - INT: Activate Interpreted Print Format
  - NIPRINT: Print/Dump Normal Index
  - NOBATCH: Set Print Width to 80 Characters Per Line
  - NODUMP: Suppress Dump Print Format
  - NOINT: Suppress Interpreted Format
  - PPTPRINT: Print/Dump Parallel Participant Table
  - UIPRINT: Print/Dump Upper Index
  - Examples
  - JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples
- ►ADAINV Utility: Inverted List Management
  - Functional Overview
  - COUPLE: Define File-Coupling Descriptors
  - INVERT: Create Descriptors
  - JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples
- ►ADALOD Utility: File Loader
  - Functional Overview
  - LOAD: Load a File
  - UPDATE: Add/Delete Records
  - Loader Storage Requirements and Use
  - TEMP Data Set Space Usage
  - ADALOD Space/Statistics Report
  - JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples
- ►ADAMER Utility: ADAM Estimation
  - Functional Overview
  - Estimate ADAM Access Requirements
  - ADAMER Output Report Description
  - JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples
- ►ADAORD Utility: Reordering Functions
  - Functional Overview
  - REORASSO: Reorder Associator
  - REORDATA: Reorder Data Storage
  - REORDB: Reorder Database
  - REORFASSO: Reorder Associator for a Single File
  - REORFDATA: Reorder Data Storage for a Single File
  - REORFILE: Reorder File
  - RESTRUCTUREDB: Restructure Database
  - RESTRUCTUREF: Restructure Single Files
  - STORE: Store Files
  - JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples
- ►ADAPLP Utility: Print Data Protection Records from PLOG/Work
  - Functional Overview
  - ADAPLP Syntax and Examples
  - JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples
- ►ADAPRI Utility: Print Selected Adabas Blocks
  - Functional Overview
  - ADAPRI Syntax and Examples
  - JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples
- ►ADARAI Utility: Adabas Recovery Aid
  - Function Overview
  - CHKDB: Check the Database Recovery Status
  - DISABLE: Disable Recovery Logging
  - LIST: Display Current RLOG Generations
  - PREPARE: Initialize and Start the RLOG
  - RECOVER: Build a Recovery Job Stream
  - REMOVE: Remove the Recovery Aid
  - JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples
- ▼ADAREP Utility: Database Status Report
  - Functional Overview
  - Report Syntax
  - Processing Save Tape Input
  - Report Description
  - JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples
- ►ADARES Utility: Database Recovery
  - Functional Overview
  - BACKOUT Functions
  - BACKOUT: Back Out Updates Using the Sequential Protection Log (SIBA)
  - BACKOUT DPLOG or MPLOG: Back Out Updates Using the Dual or Multiple Protection Log
  - CLCOPY: Copy Dual Command Log
  - COPY: Copy a Sequential Protection Log or Save Tape
  - MERGE CLOG: Merge Nucleus Cluster Command Logs
  - PLCOPY: Copy Protection Log to Sequential Data Set
  - REGENERATE: Regenerate Updates
  - REPAIR: Repair Data Storage Blocks
  - Multithreaded Processing Statistics
  - JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples
- ►ADASAV Utility: Save/Restore Database or Files
  - Functional Overview
  - RESTONL: Restore Database from Online Source
  - RESTONL FILES: Restore Files to Original RABNs from Online Source
  - RESTONL FMOVE: Restore Files to Any RABNs from Online Source
  - RESTONL GCB: Restore Database Incremental from Online Source
  - RESTORE: Restore Database from Offline Source
  - RESTORE FILES: Restore Files to Original RABNs from Offline Source
  - RESTORE FMOVE: Restore Files to Any RABNs from Offline Source
  - RESTORE GCB: Restore Database Incremental from Offline Source
  - RESTPLOG: Restore Protection Log Only
  - SAVE: Save Database
  - SAVE FILES: Save Specified Files
  - JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples
- ►ADASEL Utility: Select Protection Data
  - Functional Overview
  - ADASEL Syntax
  - ADASEL Scenarios
  - JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples
- ►ADAULD Utility: Unload Files
  - Functional Overview
  - UNLOAD FILE: Unload Specified File
  - ADAULD Input Processing
  - ADAULD Output Processing
  - ADAULD User Exit 9
  - JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples
- ►ADAVAL Utility: Validate the Database
  - Functional Overview
  - VALIDATE: Validate Data Storage and Associator
  - Example of ADAVAL Output
  - JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples
- ►ADAWRK Utility: Work Area Recovery Reports
  - Functional Overview
  - Utility Syntax
  - Report Descriptions
  - JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples
- ►ADAZAP Utility: Display or Modify Asso, Data, and Work Data Sets
  - Functional Overview
  - ADAZAP Syntax
  - JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples
- ►ADAZIN Utility: Print Adabas Maintenance and SVC Information
  - Functional Overview
  - ADAZIN Syntax
  - JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples
  - Sample ADAZIN Report
- Adabas Sequential Files
- Library and File Procedures for z/VSE Examples
- Adabas Personnel Demo File
►User, Hyperdescriptor, Collation Descriptor, and SMF Exits
- Conventions
- Other Exits Supported by Adabas
- User Exit 1 (General Processing)
- User Exit 2 (Dual Log Processing)
- User Exit 3 (User-Defined Phonetic Processing)
- User Exit 4 (User-Generated Log Data)
- User Exit 5 (Adabas Review Hub Event Handler)
- User Exit 6 (User Processing Before Data Compression)
- User Exit 8 (Operator Interface)
- User Exit 9 (ADAULD)
- User Exit 11 (General Processing)
- User Exit 12 (Multiple Data Set Log Processing)
- Hyperdescriptor Exits 01 - 31
- Collation Descriptor Exits 01 - 08
- SMF User Exit
►Messages and Codes
- List of Abbreviations
- Message Prefix Reference
- Message Prefix Reference by Product
- ADARUN Statement/Parameter Messages
- Adabas Checkpoints
- Adabas Console Messages (ADAN* & ADACM*)
- DCAM Feedback Codes
- Nucleus Startup Error Messages
- Adabas Response Codes
- SNA Sense Codes
- Software AG Licensing Messages
- Universal Encoding System (UES) Component Error Codes
- User Abend Codes
- AAF* - Adabas SAF Security Messages
- SAF Return Codes
- SAF Internal Function Codes
- AAS* - Adabas Administration Services Messages
- AAUD* - AUDITLOG Messages
- ACLX* - Adabas Review Interface Messages
- ADAA* Adabas Analytics Messages
- ADACM* - ADATCP Messages
- ADAD* Abend Code Messages
- ADAE* Adabas SAF Security (ADASAF) Messages
- ADAF* - Event Replicator for Adabas Messages
- ADAH* - Dump Formatter Status Messages
- ADAI* - ADAIOR System Messages
- ADAJ* System Messages
- ADAK* System Messages
- ADAL* - Command Log (CLOG) System Messages
- ADAM* -- ADAMPM System Messages
- ADAQ* - Adabas Review Hub Messages
- ADAR* System Messages
- ADAS* (Adabas SVC) System Messages
- ADASIP* (Adabas z/VSE SVC) System Messages
- ADASM* Adabas SMF Processing Messages
- ADAU* Utility Status Messages
- ADAX* - Adabas Cluster Nucleus Messages
- AFP* - Adabas Fastpath Messages
- APSPSX* - ADAECS or ADATCP Messages
- AREV* - Adabas Review Hub Messages
- ARF* - Adabas Event Replicator Subsystem Messages
- ARMT* - Adabas Review Interface Messages
- ARST* - Adabas Review Interface Messages
- ART* - Event Replicator Target Adapter Messages
- ARVU* - Adabas Review Interface Messages
- ARXM* - Event Replicator for Adabas Messages for Event Replicator Target Adapter
- ATM* - Adabas Transaction Manager Messages
- Adabas Transaction Manager Error Codes
- AVInnn - Adabas Vista Database Processing Messages
- AVI-xxxx-xx - Adabas Vista Processing Messages
- CAS* - Adabas System Coordinator Cluster Application Service Messages
- COR* - Adabas System Coordinator Kernel Messages
- CORD* - Adabas System Coordinator Daemon Messages
- CWARN* - Caching Facility Error Messages
- DSF* - Delta Save Facility Messages
- DSP* - Cluster Data Space (ADADSP) Messages
- LNKRVX* Adabas Review Link Routine Messages
- PLI* - ADACOM Initialization Messages
- PLX* - ADACLU Messages
- PL6* - PRILOG6 Print Program Messages
- POP* - Adabas System Coordinator Server Component Messages
- Adabas Review 00xxx Messages
- Adabas Review 20xxx Messages
- REVH* - Adabas Review Hub Messages
- RTP* - Adabas Review Trans-port Messages
- RVCL* - Adabas Review Batch Client Reporting (REVCLRP) Messages
- SAF* - SAF Daemon Messages
- SAGE* - z/VSE Batch Job Exit Utility Messages
- SAGI* - Batch Initialization Messages (z/VSE Only)
- SEFM* - ADASAF SAF Interface and SAF Security Kernel Messages
- SM-PIN* - PIN Routine Messages
- XTS* - Software AG Internal Transport Subsystem Messages
- ►Utility Messages and Codes
  - Errors Common to All Utilities
  - ADAACK Utility Messages
  - ADACDC Utility Messages
  - ADACHK Utility CHK* Messages
  - ADACHK Utility CRV* Decompression Messages
  - ADACHK Utility SRT* Sort Messages
  - ADACMP Utility Messages
  - ADACNV Utility Messages
  - ADADBS Utility Messages
  - ADADCK Utility Messages
  - ADADEF Utility Messages
  - ADADRU Utility Messages
  - ADAFRM Utility Messages
  - ADAICK Utility Messages
  - ADAINV Utility Messages
  - ADALOD Utility Messages
  - ADAMER Utility Messages
  - ADAMTR Utility Messages
  - ADAMTS Utility Messages
  - ADAORD Utility Messages
  - ADAPLP Utility Messages
  - ADAPRI Utility Messages
  - ADARAI Utility Messages
  - ADAREP Utility Messages
  - ADARES Utility Messages
  - ADARPE Utility Messages
  - ADARPL Utility Messages
  - ADARPP Utility Messages
  - ADASAV Utility Messages
  - ADASEL Utility Messages
  - ADAULD Utility Messages
  - ADAVAL Utility Messages
  - ADAWRK Utility Messages
  - ADAZAP Utility Messages
  - ADAZIN Utility Messages
About the Command Logs
Supplied UES Encodings
Date-Time Edit Mask Reference
Supported Time Zones
►Triggers and Stored Procedures
- Conventions
- Introduction
- Installation and Configuration
- Processing and Performance
- Programming and Performance
- Calling Stored Procedures
- Trigger Maintenance
- TRGMAIN: An API To Maintain Triggers
- TRGUNLD and TRGLOAD Utilities
- Examples
►DBA Reference Summary
- Conventions
- ADARUN Parameters
- ADARUN Statement/Parameter Messages
- Console Operator Commands
- Adabas Utilities
- Adabas Device Types and Block Sizes
- Database Space Allocation Rules
- Adabas Response Codes
- Adabas Checkpoints
- Adabas Command Log Layouts
►Adabas Programmer's Reference Summary
- Conventions
- Adabas Direct Call Syntax
- Adabas Control Block Structure
- Adabas Buffer Description (ABD) Structure
- Adabas Direct Call Buffers
- Adabas Commands
►SAF Security Kernel
- Introduction
- Installation
- Operator Commands
- SAF* - SAF Daemon Messages
- SEFM* - ADASAF SAF Interface and SAF Security Kernel Messages
- SAF Return Codes
- SAF Internal Function Codes
- Interpreting Trace Messages
- Security Definitions
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Adabas for Mainframes 8.4.2
Utilities
ADAREP Utility: Database Status Report

Adabas for Mainframes 8.4.2
Utilities
ADAREP Utility: Database Status Report

ADAREP Utility: Database Status Report

This document covers the following topics:

Functional Overview

Processing Save Tape Input

Report Description

JCL/JCS Requirements and Examples

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