The SYSPARM utility is used to create and maintain a set of Natural profile parameters as an individual parameter profile that can be used for each Natural session.
When invoking Natural with dynamic profile parameters, you can specify
individual parameters each time you invoke Natural. More comfortably, however,
you can specify a set of parameters once in SYSPARM, store this set under a
parameter profile name, and then invoke Natural with only one dynamic
parameter:
PROFILE=profile-name
. The
parameters defined in this parameter profile are then passed to Natural as
dynamic parameters and must therefore comply with the syntax of
PROFILE
described in the Parameter Reference documentation.
For descriptions of the individual profile parameters that can be defined in a parameter profile, refer to the Parameter Reference documentation.
The parameter profiles are stored under user-defined names in the specified FNAT or FUSER Natural system file.
You can restrict the use of a parameter profile to specific users by
setting the profile parameter USER
as described in
the Parameter Reference documentation.
The SYSPARM Utility documentation covers the following topics:
PROFILE
in the
Parameter Reference documentation
To invoke the SYSPARM utility
Issue the following Natural system command:
SYSPARM
The Menu of the SYSPARM utility is displayed which provides the following functions and fields:
The SYSPARM functions listed above are described in the remainder of this documentation.
This function is used to list all parameter profiles contained in the specified Natural system file. From the parameter profile list, you can view, modify or delete one or more profiles. You can also display a property such as the code page of a parameter profile or when and by whom it has been modified at last.
To list parameter profiles
In the SYSPARM Menu, enter function code
L
and, in the Profile field, enter the name
of a parameter profile or specify a range of names:
Enter an asterisk (*) or leave the field blank to list all parameter profiles.
Use asterisk (*) notation to list all parameter profiles
with names that start with a specified value, where value is any combination of
one or more characters, for example: ABC*
Use the greater than (>) sign to list all parameter
profiles with names greater than or equal to a specified value, for example:
ABC>
Use the less than (<) sign to list all parameter
profiles with names less than a specified value, for example:
ABC<
.
The List Profiles screen is displayed with a list of all parameter profiles of the specified name range.
You can press PF7 and PF8 to scroll up or down one page in the list. You can also press PF11 (>/<) to toggle properties of the profile, such as when (Date, Time) and by whom (User ID) the profile has been modified at last, the Natural version (Version) that was current when the file has been modified and the code page of the profile (Code Page).
Note:
If an entry for Code
Page contains more than 17 characters, it is truncated. You can
recognize a truncated entry from the trailing greater than sign
(>). By pressing PF11 (>) once
more, the code page's full name is displayed.
To view, modify or delete a single parameter profile
Place the cursor anywhere in the Sel. or Profile column of the parameter profile you want to process and press one of the following PF keys:
PF Key | Line Command | Function |
---|---|---|
PF4 | D |
Invokes the function. |
PF5 | M |
Invokes the function. |
PF6 | X |
Invokes the function. |
Or:
In the Sel. column, next to the parameter
profile you want to process, enter one of the line commands listed above and
press ENTER.
Depending on the key pressed or line command entered, the selected parameter profile is either displayed on the screen or a delete confirmation window opens for this profile.
To view, modify or delete multiple parameter profiles
In the Sel. column, next to the parameter profiles you want to process, enter one of the line commands listed in the table above.
You can use PF7 or PF8 to scroll up or down in the list of parameter profiles to go to the required items.
Press ENTER when you have finished entering all line commands for all parameter profiles.
Depending on the line command entered, the first parameter profile selected is either displayed on the screen or a delete confirmation window opens for this profile.
When finished with the first parameter profile, press PF3 or PF12 to process the next parameter profile. PF3 also saves the current parameter profile, if modified.
This function is used to display a parameter profile.
To display a parameter profile
In the SYSPARM Menu, enter function code
D
and the name of an existing parameter profile.
Or:
From the List Profiles
screen, select one or more parameter profiles as described in the relevant
section.
A Display Profile screen similar to the example below appears with the parameter definitions of the specified parameter profile:
11:18:48 ***** NATURAL SYSPARM UTILITY ***** 2019-10-08 - Display Profile TESTPROF (10,32) - > /* This is a test profile. */ < > AUTO=ON FNAT = (102,110,PASSWORD) FUSER=(1099,1100,PASSWORD,12345678) < > RPC=(RPCSIZE=80,SRVNAME=MYSERV,SERVER=ON,DFS=(SRV2,NODE1,,ACI), < > SRVUSER=sag) < > PRINT=((2,12,18),AM=STD,DEST='PRINT**',OPEN=INITOBJ,CLOSE=CMD) < > PRINT=((1,3,6-11,15),AM=NAF) < > ESIZE=90 < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < Command ===> Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12--- Help Exit Modif Canc |
The screen title indicates the name of the parameter profile
(here: TESTPROF
) and the database ID and file number (here:
10,32
) where the parameter profile is stored.
This function is used to create a new parameter profile.
To create a parameter profile
In the SYSPARM Menu, enter function code
A
and the name of the parameter profile you want to create, and
press ENTER.
A blank edit screen appears. For instructions on entering the parameters you want to specify in the new parameter profile, see Editing Profiles.
This function is used to change the parameter specifications of a parameter profile.
To modify a parameter profile
In the SYSPARM Menu, enter function code
M
and the name of an existing parameter profile, and press
ENTER.
Or:
Invoke the Display Profile
screen for an existing parameter profile and press PF5.
Or:
Invoke the List Profiles
screen and select one or more parameter profiles as described in the relevant
section.
An edit screen with the parameter definitions of the specified parameter profile appears. For instructions on using this screen to add or modify definitions, see Editing Profiles.
The edit screen of the SYSPARM utility appears when executing the
Parameter
Reference documentation or use the HELP
*
command, see Invoking Help on Parameters from the
Command Line.
The edit screen looks similar to the example below:
11:22:28 ***** NATURAL SYSPARM UTILITY ***** 2019-10-08 > /* This is a test profile. */ < > AUTO=ON FNAT = (102,110,PASSWORD) FUSER=(1099,1100,PASSWORD,12345678) < > RPC=(RPCSIZE=80,SRVNAME=MYSERV,SERVER=ON,DFS=(SRV2,NODE1,,ACI), < > SRVUSER=sag) < > PRINT=((2,12,18),AM=STD,DEST='PRINT**',OPEN=INITOBJ,CLOSE=CMD) < > PRINT=((1,3,6-11,15),AM=NAF) < > ESIZE=90 < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < Help with parameters .. _______ Lower=ON (Profile name: TESTPROF) Command ===> Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12--- Help Exit Check Save Insrt Del Copy Canc |
The name of the current profile is indicated in the
Profile name field (here: TESTPROF
). Use of
the Help with parameters field is explained in
Help with
Parameters.
The edit screen contains 18 input lines (marked with
>
) with a maximum length of 72 characters each. The individual
parameters entered must be separated from one another by (one or more) blanks
or commas. You can spread the specifications of the parameters over as many
lines as you like.
You can enter a commentary text in each input line, or spread a
comment over as many lines as you like. Comments must be preceded by
/*
and followed by */
as indicated in the example
above.
If conversion to uppercase letters has been deactivated,
Lower=ON
is displayed next to the Profile
name field (see also the LOWER
keyword of the
SYSPARM
command).
This section covers the following topics:
If you need additional space for editing or want to combine
different parameter profiles or group parameter profiles by categories,
concatenate multiple parameter profiles by entering the
PROFILE
profile parameter as the last entry in the
profile(s) concerned. The first parameter profile then evaluates the parameter
strings specified in the second parameter profile as part of the string of the
first parameter profile.
For example:
PROFILE=P2
entered at the end in parameter profile
P1, and PROFILE=P3
entered at the end in parameter profile P2,
firstly invokes P1 and then P2 followed by P3.
For detailed information on the
PROFILE
parameter, see the relevant section in the Parameter
Reference documentation.
The following PF keys are available on the edit screen:
PF Key | Function |
---|---|
PF4 | Checks whether the parameter specifications within the parameter profile are syntactically correct. |
PF5 | Stores the parameter profile. |
PF9 | Inserts one blank line below the line containing the cursor. |
PF10 | Deletes the line containing the cursor. |
PF11 | Copies the line containing the cursor. |
The Help with parameters field on the edit screen can be used to obtain help information on valid parameter specifications and incorporate new specifications into the current parameter profile.
To view online help and include new parameters
In the Help with parameters field, enter one of the following:
The name of the required parameter.
One or more characters with asterisk (*) notation (for
example, PR*
) for all parameters whose names start with the
specified character(s).
An asterisk (*) for all parameters available.
Do not press ENTER yet if you want to insert a new parameter specification into an existing parameter profile and proceed with the following step.
Mark the input line below which you want to insert the new parameter specification(s) by placing the cursor on this line, and then press ENTER.
Or:
Press ENTER if you want to append a new
parameter specification to the end of the parameter profile.
After performing the previous step, depending on the parameter value entered earlier, one of the following appears:
If you entered a full name, a help screen (see below) appears.
If you specified a name range using the asterisk (*), a window opens with a list of all parameters of the specified range.
From this list, select the required parameter by entering any character in the input field next to the required parameter and pressing ENTER.
The help screen looks similar to the example below:
13:08:21 ***** NATURAL SYSPARM UTILITY ***** 2009-02-11 The parameter AUTO is used to cause an automatic logon at the start of the Natural session. AUTO=ON An automatic logon is executed at the start of the Natural session. The value contained in the Natural system variable *INIT-USER is used as the user ID for the logon. AUTO=OFF No automatic logon is performed. Enter your parameter specification: More Help: (+,-) > > > > > Command==> Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12--- Help Exit Check Canc |
The upper screen section contains help text on the specified
parameter (in the example above, AUTO
). If the text
contains more than one page, you can enter a plus (+) sign before the
More Help field to display the next page. Enter a minus
(-) sign to return to the previous screen or enter a period (.) to terminate
the help function and return to the edit screen.
The lower section contains five input lines (marked with
>
).
Press ENTER.
In the input lines, enter the required parameter specifications.
You can press PF4 to check the specifications.
Press PF3 to terminate the help function.
The edit screen appears with the new parameter specifications either appended to the end of the parameter profile or inserted below the input line marked with the cursor in Step 3.
This function is used to copy parameter profiles.
To copy a parameter profile
In the SYSPARM Menu, enter the following:
Function code C
.
In the Profile field, the name of the parameter profile from which you want to copy the new parameter profile.
In the Copy to field, the name of the new parameter profile.
Press ENTER.
A message appears indicating successful completion of the copy operation.
This function is used to delete an existing parameter profile.
To delete a parameter profile
In the SYSPARM Menu, enter function code
X
and the name of the parameter profile you want to delete, and
press ENTER.
Or:
Invoke the List Profiles
screen and select one or more parameter profiles as described in the relevant
section.
A Delete a Profile window opens with the name of the parameter profile you want to delete.
Confirm the deletion by entering the name of the parameter profile in the input field and pressing ENTER.
You can cancel a delete operation by pressing PF3 or leaving the input field blank and pressing ENTER.
A message appears indicating either successful completion or cancellation of the delete operation.
The SYSPARM utility functions described earlier can also be executed
by using corresponding SYSPARM
commands in batch or
online mode.
In addition to the functions provided on the SYSPARM utility screens, in batch mode, options are provided for specifying commentary text, the input delimiter and the input assign character.
The symbols used in the syntax diagrams shown in this section are explained in System Command Syntax in the System Commands documentation.
This section covers the following topics:
Displayed below is the basic syntax that applies when processing
SYSPARM
commands.
[SYSPARM] |
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profile-name [where-clause] [with-clause] | ... |
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profile-name [where-clause] | ||||||||||||||||||
COPY |
profile-name1 TO
profile-name2
[where-clause]
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[character] | ||||||||||||||||||
LOWER |
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COMMENT |
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[comment] | |||||||||||||||||
TERM1ST |
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OFF |
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The keywords, the variable values to be supplied with the
keywords, and the optional clauses indicated in the basic syntax of the
SYSPARM
command are described in the following
table.
Note:
If the SYSPARM
command does not
recognize a keyword provided with the command in batch mode, the input data is
stacked and the batch session ends.
Keyword | Explanation | |
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SYSPARM |
Invokes the SYSPARM
utility.
This keyword is only required when executing
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ADD |
Executes the function. | |
MODIFY |
Executes the
function.
To insert a commentary text into a parameter profile,
place the comment between the characters See also Example Input. |
|
DISPLAY |
Executes the function. | |
LIST |
Executes the function. | |
DELETE
or X |
Executes the function. | |
COPY |
Executes the function. | |
ASSIGN
|
Specifies or displays
the input assign character. You need to change the input assign character
before you start processing data that contains the input assign character
defined for your current session. Otherwise, you will receive an appropriate
Natural system error.
If no value is specified, the output contains the character defined for your current session. |
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DELIMITER
|
Specifies or displays
the input delimiter character. You need to change the input delimiter character
before you start processing data that contains the input delimiter character
defined for your current session. Otherwise, you will receive an appropriate
Natural system error.
If no value is specified, the output contains the character defined for your current session. |
|
LOWER |
Determines whether the
content of the profile is converted to uppercase letters when a profile is
added or modified.
Possible values are: |
|
OFF |
Letters are converted to uppercase
(default).
Letters enclosed in apostrophes ( |
|
ON |
Letters are not converted to uppercase.
Note: |
|
If the
LOWER keyword
is supplied in the with-clause of a
SYSPARM MODIFY command, the value specified in the
with-clause is used for the respective
modify operation.
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COMMENT
|
Not applicable to the
SYSPARM REPLACE command.
Activates ( If activated, and if no individual comment (see below) has been specified, the comment inserted for each parameter contains the following data:
To modify a comment, use the
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|
character
|
Any special character:
see the Natural session parameters ID (Input Delimiter
Character) and IA (Input Assign
Character) described in the Parameter Reference
documentation.
|
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comment
|
A commentary text that is
to be placed between the characters /* and
*/ .
|
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profile-name |
The name of a parameter profile or a range of profiles. For a range, you can specify one of the following values where value is any combination of one or more characters: | |
value*
|
Selects all parameter profiles with
names that start with value, for example:
AB* selects AB and AB1 but not AA1.
|
|
value> |
Selects all parameter profiles with
names greater than or equal to value, for example:
AB> selects AB and AB1 but not AA1.
|
|
value< |
All items with names less than or equal
to value, for example: AX< selects
AB and AWW but not AXA.
|
|
Name ranges are only
allowed in the SYSPARM LIST command, or, in batch
mode, the SYSPARM LIST , SYSPARM
DISPLAY and SYSPARM MODIFY
commands.
|
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Only applies to the
SYSPARM COPY command.
The source parameter profile (profile-name1) from which to create a new parameter profile and the new target parameter profile (profile-name2) into which to copy the data. |
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where-clause |
Indicates a where-clause described in the relevant section. | |
with-clause |
Indicates a with-clause described in the relevant section. | |
TERM1ST |
Only applies in batch
mode.
Determines whether the Natural session terminates when a SYSPARM error or warning occurs. |
|
OFF |
The session continues.
Any error that occurs is counted as a warning. |
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ON |
The session terminates.
This is the default. |
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WITH
return-code |
Specifies the return code to be used
when SYSPARM terminates Natural.
The valid code range for
If the If |
|
RESET |
Resets the warning counter to end the
SYSPARM session normally.
The warning counter is incremented by one each time a
warning is issued when |
|
If TERM1ST
is set to OFF and more than one warning is encountered, SYSPARM
adds a value of 127 to the return code specified in the WITH
return-code clause, up to the maximum of 255.
For example: A value of 4 (default) in the WITH
clause then results in a final return code of 131.
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... |
Only applies in batch
mode.
Illustrates that you can specify more than one
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The where-clause is optional and
applies to the keywords ADD
,
MODIFY
, DISPLAY
,
LIST
, DELETE
and
COPY
. Its syntax is as follows:
[WHERE ] [DBID dbid] [FNR fnr] [PASSWORD password] [CIPHER cipher]
|
The keywords of the where-clause and the variable value that must be supplied with each keyword are explained in the following table:
Keyword | Valid Values |
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WHERE |
Optional keyword that indicates the start of a where-clause. |
DBID |
The database ID (dbid) of the Adabas file where the parameter profile is stored. |
FNR |
The file number (fnr) of the Adabas file where the parameter profile is stored. |
PASSWORD |
The 8-character Adabas password (password) of the Adabas file where the parameter profile is stored. |
CIPHER |
The 8-digit cipher code (cipher) of the Adabas file where the parameter profile is stored. |
The with-clause is optional and applies
to the keywords ADD
,
MODIFY
, DISPLAY
and
LIST
. Its syntax is as follows:
[WITH ]
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text |
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[character] | ||||||||||||||||
COMMENT
|
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[comment] | |||||||||||||||
FIRST |
parm-name [parm-value] |
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LINE
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parm-name=parm-value
[parm-name=parm-value]
... |
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LOWER |
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NEW
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parm-name parm-value | ||||||||||||||||
REMOVE
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parm-name | ||||||||||||||||
REPLACE
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;text;text; |
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parm-value | |||||||||||||||||
UPDATE
parm-name |
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number |
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number | |||||||||||||
parm-name= parm-value
[ parm-name= parm-value]... |
Notes:
ADD
keyword: [WITH]
parm-name=parm-value
[parm-name=parm-value]...
LOWER
keyword
only applies if used in a SYSPARM MODIFY
command.
The keywords of the with-clause and the variable value that must be supplied with each keyword are explained in the following table:
Keyword | Valid Values | |||||||||||||||
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WITH |
Optional keyword that
indicates the start of a with-clause. Exception: When using
the ADD keyword, you must also specify the
WITH keyword to clearly separate the add operation from the
contents of the parameter profile.
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SCAN |
Only applies to
SYSPARM LIST and SYSPARM
DISPLAY commands.
Scans one or more parameter profiles available in the specified Natural system file for a text string (for example, a parameter or a parameter value) and provides a list of the parameter profiles that contain the specified text string. |
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NOSCAN |
Only applies to
SYSPARM LIST and SYSPARM
DISPLAY commands.
Exempts a text string from the scan over one or more parameter profiles available in the current Natural system file and provides a list of the parameter profiles that do not contain the specified text string. |
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CODEPAGE |
Only applies to the
SYSPARM LIST command.
The List Profiles screen includes the column Code Page. |
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DIRINFO |
Only applies to the
SYSPARM LIST command.
The List Profiles screen includes the columns User ID, Date, Time, Version and Code Page. Note: |
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ASSIGN |
See
ASSIGN
in the basic command syntax.
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DELIMITER |
See
DELIMITER in the
basic command syntax.
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LOWER |
See
LOWER in the
basic command syntax.
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COMMENT |
See
COMMENT in the basic
command syntax.
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FIRST |
Moves a parameter and
its value or a comment to the first position in a parameter profile. This can
be required, for example, if you want to specify the profile parameter
PARM .
Comments contained in the first position of a parameter
profile will remain in this position. A parameter and its value will only be
moved to the first position if no comment occupies this position. Otherwise,
the parameter will be appended after the comment(s). A comment inserted with
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LINE |
Only applies to batch
commands.
Places the specified parameter(s) after
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NEW |
Appends a parameter to
the end of a parameter profile but not necessarily in a new line. To place a
parameter in a new line, use the keyword LINE .
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REMOVE |
Removes a parameter and
the value assigned (including parentheses) from a parameter profile. The
parameter to be removed can be a subparameter, such as the profile parameter
DFS , which is a subparameter of the profile parameter
RPC .
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REPLACE |
Replaces an old
text string with a new text string
contained in a parameter profile. See also the option
COMMENT in the basic
command syntax.
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UPDATE |
Updates the value
assigned to a parameter.
If the specified parameter does not yet exist, it will be appended to the parameter profile. |
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ADD |
Increases the size of a
parameter value by adding the specified number. The addition can be limited to
a maximum or minimum value by specifying MAX or MIN
(see below).
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SUBTRACT |
Decreases the size of a
parameter value by subtracting the specified number. The subtraction can be
limited to a maximum or minimum value by specifying MAX or
MIN (see below).
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MAX |
Specifies the maximum of a parameter value. | |||||||||||||||
MIN |
Specifies the minimum of a parameter value. | |||||||||||||||
text
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Any text string
contained in a parameter profile.
The following applies if
The following applies if
If neither the old text nor the new text contains blank characters, place a blank character between old and new text. If the old text or the new text contains blank characters, place the input delimiter character specified between old text and new text and around the entire old/new text string. For example:
As an alternative to the specified delimiter character, you can choose any of the following characters:
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character |
See character in the basic command syntax. | |||||||||||||||
parm-name
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The full name of a parameter. | |||||||||||||||
parm-value
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The value assigned to a parameter. | |||||||||||||||
comment
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See comment in the basic command syntax. | |||||||||||||||
number
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A numeric value. |
When processing SYSPARM in batch mode, consider the following:
To terminate the SYSPARM utility, in a separate line, enter a
period (.) or FIN
, where FIN
ends the Natural
session.
To terminate a SYSPARM
command, in
a separate line, enter a period (.) or END
.
To execute more than one SYSPARM
command, specify each command in a separate line.
To extend a command over two lines, enter the character
defined with the session parameter CF
(default is
%
) anywhere in the first line. This indicates continuation on the
next line.
See also Example of SYSPARM in Batch.
Natural in Batch Mode (Operations documentation)
Using the INPUT Statement in Non-Screen Modes (Statements documentation)
Using the INPUT Statement in Batch Mode (Statements documentation)
The examples shown in this section demonstrate the use of
SYSPARM
commands and the result of parameter profile
modifications executed in batch:
/* This is a test profile. */ AUTO=ON FNAT = (102,110,PASSWORD) FUSER=(1099,1100,PASSWORD,12345678) RPC=(RPCSIZE=80,SRVNAME=MYSERV,SERVER=ON,DFS=(SRV2,NODE1,,ACI)) PRINT=((2,12,18),AM=STD,DEST='PRINT**',OPEN=INITOBJ,CLOSE=CMD) PRINT=((1,3,6-11,15),AM=NAF) ESIZE=90
Note:
If your current input assign or delimiter character is part
of the input, you need to change this input character (see
ASSIGN
or
DELIMITER
in
Direct Commands and Batch Processing). This can be done by
adding an appropriate ASSIGN
or DELIMITER
assignment
before the statement that would otherwise cause a runtime error. See the
Example Input
below.
/*JCL . . . */ SYSPARM COPY TEST1 TO TESTPROF WHERE DBID 10 FNR 32 DISP TESTPROF COMMENT ON /* TESTUSER 29.Jan.2009 */ MODIFY TESTPROF with REM DFS REPLACE ;test profile;test profile for SYSPARM in batch; NEW BPSIZE 4096 UPDATE ESIZE ADD 20 MAX 100 FIRST PARM INHOUSE DELIMITER $ UPDATE FUSER (,6) ASSIGN : LINE IM=D, INTENS=1, AUTO=T, MT=0, MADIO=0 . DISP TESTPROF ADD TESTPRO1 WITH /* 106,210 */ FNAT=(106,210,PASSWORD),FUSER=(,211) . DISPLAY TESTPRO1 DELETE TESTPRO2 WHERE DBID 10 FNR 32 X TESTPRO3 WHERE DBID 10 FNR 32 . FIN
/* This is a test profile for SYSPARM in batch. */ PARM=INHOUSE /* TESTUSER 29.Jan.2009 */ AUTO=ON FNAT = (102,110,PASSWORD) FUSER=(,6) /* TESTUSER 29.Jan.2009 */ RPC=(RPCSIZE=80,SRVNAME=MYSERV,SERVER=ON, ) PRINT=((2,12,18),AM=STD,DEST='PRINT**',OPEN=INITOBJ,CLOSE=CMD) PRINT=((1,3,6-11,15),AM=NAF) ESIZE=100 /* TESTUSER 29.Jan.2009 */ BPSIZE=4096 /* TESTUSER 29.Jan.2009 */ IM=D, INTENS=1, AUTO=T, MT=0, MADIO=0 /* TESTUSER 29.Jan.2009 */
/* 106,210 */ FNAT=(106,210,PASSWORD),FUSER=(,211)
/*JCL . . . */ SYSPARM TERM1ST OFF with 5 DELETE profile3 Copy profile1 to profile2 END FIN
NEXT SYSPARM TERM1ST OFF with 5 Terminating Natural on 1st error is switched OFF. Function / Command DATA DELETE profile3 Profile does not exist. Function / Command DATA Copy profile1 to profile2 Profile to be copied does not exist. Function / Command DATA END Exit Sysparm, 2 warnings. Terminating because TERM1ST OFF WITH is active. NAT9987 Natural session terminated abnormally - RC=132.
The SYSPARM utility is used to maintain parameter profiles within the same FNAT or FUSER system file.
To transfer parameter profiles (for example, copy or move) between different FNAT and/or FUSER system files, and to perform a parameter profile operation (for example, delete or find) in a different environment, you can use the SYSMAIN utility. For details, see Processing Profiles in the SYSMAIN Utility documentation.
With the system command
HELP
you can get online help
on a parameter or a subparameter. The following commands are available:
HELP
<name> |
Display the help map for parameter name. If there is no such parameter, search is extended to subparameters. |
HELP SUB
<name> |
Search for
subparameters only. This command is useful if
name is ambiguous, that is
name can refer to both a parameter and a
subparameter.
|
HELP
<prefix>*
|
Display
a selection list containing matching parameters only. If the string
<prefix > is left empty, all
parameters are displayed.
|
HELP
HELP |
Display the categories
ADD-ON , DRIVER and MAIN on a separate
menu. Select a category to display a list of related parameters. You can then
select a parameter from this list to view the corresponding help map.
|
HELP
<category> |
List all parameters related to a category from above. |
For further instructions on how to use a help screen invoked this way, see Help with Parameters.