Object Specification - Natural Library Objects

To choose a name from a selection list of all libraries available, open the drop-down list box.

The database ID of the system file where the Natural libraries are stored.

The file number of the system file where the Natural libraries are stored. If no values (or 0) are specified for DBID and FNR, the current FUSER or FNAT system file is used.

The Adabas password of the system file where the Natural libraries are stored.

The Adabas cipher code of the system file where the Natural libraries are stored.

The default is an asterisk (*), which selects all objects available.

Only evaluated if the check boxes Natural programming objects and/or Shared resources are selected in the details window, which is the default. See also Natural Library Object Details.

Only evaluated if the Error messages check box is selected in the details window, which is the default. See also Natural Library Object Details.

Invokes the Settings window where you can specify option and parameter settings: see the section Settings.

Unload file
or
Load file
or
Scan file

(Server)

The name of the work file to be used for the function.

See also the section Work Files.

Invokes the browse function to select a work file from a directory.

To choose a name from a selection list of all libraries available, open the drop-down list box.

Ranges are not allowed if the Predict set option is selected.

See DBID in Natural Library Objects above.

Natural DDMs (data definition modules): In remote environments located on mainframe platforms, DDMs are located in the FDIC system file. They are not considered Natural library objects. In other system environments, DDMs are considered Natural programming objects, which are stored in Natural libraries.

If the FDDM system file has been activated, see also Use FDDM file for processing DDMs in Settings - Options.

Note that shared resources are not defined in remote environments located in mainframe systems.

Note:
Stowed and Both are valid for the unload function only.

This option is used to read the names of the objects to be processed from a retained set. A retained set is created with the save set option of the LIST XREF command.

If the Predict set option is selected, the following applies:

• The Name text box must contain asterisk (*) indicating all objects. This is the default setting.

• The Library list box must contain the name of a single library. Name ranges are not allowed.

• The Set number box must be filled.

For detailed information on Predict sets, refer to the Predict documentation.

A one- or two-digit number that identifies the retained set to be used.

The name of the library to be searched for a Predict set. If you do not specify a name, the library entered in the Library list box is used by default.

The ID of the user who created the retained set. If no ID is entered, the ID specified with the system variable *USER (see the System Variables documentation) is used.

from/to

S/L-Kind

Language codes

An asterisk (*) selects all language codes.

Once you have specified any properties, you can activate them by selecting the check box to the left of the Properties button, or deactivate them by removing the mark from the check box.

Once you have specified any exceptions, you can activate them by selecting the check box to the left of the Exceptions button, or deactivate them by removing the mark from the check box.

The Natural version of the Natural programming objects. Valid version format: VRS
where V is the 1-digit version, R the 1-digit release, and S the 2-digit system maintenance level.
You can also specify a range of versions: see Name.

The database ID (DBID) of the data definition modules (DDMs). Valid entries are: 1 to 65535 or 0 (all DBIDs)

The file number (FNR) of the DDMs: Valid entries are: 1 to 65535 or 0 (all FNRs).

Select all objects

Select objects modified between/and

Select a value from the combo box or type values for a start date and/or time and/or values for an end date and/or time. For valid input values, see Date and Time in Name, Date and Time Specification. Special dates allowed are: TODAY, YESTERDAY, MONTH and YEAR.

Select objects modified on

Select or type values for a date and/or time. For valid input values, see Date and Time. Special dates allowed are: TODAY and YESTERDAY.

Select all objects

Select objects with size between/and

Select objects with size

Location:

   Library

Object Types:

  Natural programming objects
  Error messages
  Shared resources

Natural Programming Objects and Shared Resources:

  Name

Natural Programming Objects:

  S/C-Kind
  Natural Object Types

Natural System Error Messages:

  from/to
  Language codes
  S/L-Kind

Extras:

  Properties

Ignore date

Exclude objects modified between/and

Select or type values for a start date and/or time and/or values for an end date and/or time. For valid input values, see Date and Time in Name, Date and Time Specification. Special dates allowed are: TODAY, YESTERDAY, MONTH and YEAR.

Exclude objects modified on

Select or type values for a date and/or time. For valid input values, see Date and Time. Special dates allowed are: TODAY and YESTERDAY.

Ignore size

Exclude objects with size between/and

Exclude objects with size