This document describes the menus and direct commands to process Predict sets. The following topics are covered:
Notes:
find
function can be performed on
Predict sets.
EDPSIZE
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The Predict Sets menu contains all SYSMAIN functions for processing Predict sets. The fields provided in the menu are described in the following table:
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Code | Specifies the function to be performed as described in
Description of Functions
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Sel. List | Specifies whether selective processing or automated processing
is used:
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Set No. from | The number of the Predict set to be processed, or the start number of a range of Predict sets if an end number is entered in the No. to field. | ||||||||||
New No. | The (new) number to be given to a Predict set for which the rename function is performed. | ||||||||||
Library | The name of a source or a target library assigned to the Predict set(s). It is not possible to specify ranges. | ||||||||||
Database | The database ID (DBID) of a source or a target database for the library assigned to the Predict set(s). | ||||||||||
File | The file number (FNR) of a source or a target database for the library assigned to the Predict set(s). | ||||||||||
User | The source or target user ID assigned to the Predict set(s). It is not possible to specify ranges. | ||||||||||
FDIC Database |
The database ID (DBID) of a source or a target database. The source database contains the FDIC system file where the Predict set to be processed is stored. The target database contains the FDIC system file to which the Predict set is to be copied or moved, or where the Rename function is performed. Valid database IDs range from |
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FDIC File |
The file number (FNR) of a source or a target FDIC system file. The source file contains the Predict set to be processed. The target file is the file to which the Predict set is to be copied or moved or where the rename function is performed. Valid file numbers range from 1 to 65535. |
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Replace |
Specifies whether a Predict set is to be replaced when using the move, copy or rename function:
See also Using the Replace Option . |
If selective processing has been activated, a selection list of all Predict sets that meet the specified selection criteria is displayed on a Selection screen.
This section describes the columns contained on a Selection screen and the line commands provided to further process a Predict set.
The following columns are displayed on the Selection screen:
Column | Explanation |
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C | Input field for line commands (see below) |
Set | The number of the Predict set that matches the specified selection criteria. |
Criteria | The criteria (text of the Predict command) used for the creation of the Predict set. |
Members | Number of Natural object names contained in the Predict set. |
Date | The date when the Predict Set was created. |
Time | The time when the Predict Set was created. |
One of the following line commands can be entered in the C (Command) column of a Selection screen:
Line Command | Explanation |
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A | Process the specified Predict set. |
L | Display the contents (names and types) of the specified Predict set. |
This section shows the syntax that applies when performing a SYSMAIN function on Predict sets by using direct commands in either online or batch mode. For general instructions on using direct commands, refer to Executing Commands.
For explanations of the keywords and variable values used in the syntax diagrams below, refer to Keywords and Variables in Direct Commands. The symbols in the syntax diagrams correspond to the syntax symbols used for system commands. These symbols are explained in System Command Syntax in the System Commands documentation.
The syntax of the where-clause and the with-clause are identical for each command.
This section covers the following topics:
SET nn |
[
TOSET nn
]
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[LIBRARY ] lib-name |
[SETUSER
user] [where-clause]
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TO
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[LIBRARY ] lib-name [SETUSER
user] [where-clause]
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[with-clause] |
COPY SET 1 TOSET 99 FROM LIBRARY SRCLIB SETUSER UID1 WHERE DBID 10 FNR 32 DIC (10/460)
TO LIBRARY TGTLIB SETUSER UID2 WHERE DBID 10 FNR 110 DIC (10/1460) WITH REPLACE
COPY SET 1 TOS 99 FM SRCLIB SETU UID1 TO TGTLIB SETU UID2 REPLACE
DELETE
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SET nn |
[
TOSET nn
]
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[LIBRARY ] lib-name
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[SETUSER
set-user]
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[where-clause] | |||||
[with-clause] |
D SET 17 IN SRCLIB DBID 10 FNR 32
LIST
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SET nn |
[
TOSET nn
]
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[LIBRARY ] lib-name
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[SETUSER
user] [where-clause]
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[with-clause] |
LIST SET 11 TOS 44 IN LIB SRCLIB DBID 10 FNR 32
RENAME
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SET nn AS nn
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[LIBRARY ] lib-name |
[SETUSER
user] [where-clause]
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[TO
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[LIBRARY ] lib-name [SETUSER
user] [where-clause]]
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[with-clause] |
RENAME SET 17 AS 83 FM SRCLIB SETUSER UID1 WHERE DBID 10 FNR 32 DIC (10/1460) TO TGTLIB
SETUSER UID1 WHERE DBID 10 FNR 32 DIC (10/1460) WITH RCOP REP
RENAME SET 11 AS 11 FM LIB1 SETUSER UID1 TO LIB1 SETUSER UID2 WITH RCOP'
[WHERE ] [DBID
dbid] [FNR
fnr]
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password | |||||||
[DIC (dbid,fnr,password,cipher)]
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[SEC (dbid,fnr,password,cipher)]
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Commas must be used as separators between the values following the DIC
and
SEC
keywords, or if a value is missing. For example: DIC
(10,,secret,2a)
. If the session parameter ID
(see
ID - Input Delimiter
Character in the Parameter Reference
documentation) has been set to a comma, use a slash (/) as the separator between
values.
[WITH ]
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[REPLACE ]
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[HELP ]
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