Create Document Type from Adabas File

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# Create Document Type from Adabas File

Adabas Replication Service for webMethods Integration Server is able to generate document type and Metadata from the definitions that are stored on the Replication System file.

With this function two different object types can be created from a Global Format Buffer: Document Types and Metadata.

A Document Type contains a set of fields used to define the structure and type of data in a document (IData object). For more information about the Document Type see the webmethods Integration Server documentation. Metadata is needed to decode the replication data from the Event Replicator for Adabas to the iData object.

The Metadata is provided when the Initial State is done. If the Metadata is not available, it can be created with this function.

Parameter | Description
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Name | The name of the Global Format Buffer on the Replication System File.
Node | The network node where the Replicator system file can be found. This is the TCP/IP node or IP address where the Event Replicator Server nucleus resides.
Port | The port number where the Replicator system file can be found. This is the TCP/IP port number used by the Entire Net-Work TCP/IP Option on the mainframe.
Database Number | Database number of the Replication System File.
File Number | File number of the Replication System File.
File Name | Name of the SYSRPTR Unload File.
Package | Package in which the Document type is stored.
Folder | Folder in which the Document type is stored.
Generate Document Type | Check this box to generate Document type.
Connection | Connection name in the Integration Server naming schema.
Table Name | Optional. Only required when the table name is different from Global Format Buffer Name.
Generate Metadata | Check this box to generate Metadata.

Note
If the Replication System File is not accessible via the Entire Net-Work, the data can be generated from SYSRPTR Unload File. In this case, leave the Replication System File empty and enter the file name in SYSRPTR Unload File.