This section provides examples of using Object Handler direct commands.
Tip:
For additional examples, you can view the command generated for an
Object Handler function. This command is automatically displayed when you use a
wizard. In advanced-user mode, you can activate the display of the command by
either entering the Object Handler command SET ADVANCEDCMD
ON
or setting the parameter
Display-Cmd-in-Advanced-Mode
to Y
(Yes) in
the Object Handler profile (see also Profile
Settings).
This section contains examples of how to unload objects in internal format to a work file in order to load them on the same platform, within either a local mainframe, Linux, or Windows environment:
Unload all Natural programming objects (source objects only)
from library ABC
:
UNLOAD * LIB ABC OBJTYPE N SCKIND S
Unload all Natural programming objects (cataloged objects only)
from library ABC
:
UNLOAD * LIB ABC OBJTYPE N SCKIND C
Unload all Natural programming objects (cataloged objects and
source objects) from library ABC
:
UNLOAD * LIB ABC OBJTYPE N SCKIND A
Unload all Natural programming objects (source objects only) from library ABC with date 2019-10-01 as the catalog date (if both source and cataloged object exist) and the source date (if only a source object exists):
UNLOAD * LIB ABC OBJTYPE N SCKIND S DATE 2019-10-01 DATECHECK C
Unload all Natural programming objects (source objects only)
from library ABC
to load in library ABCNEW
:
UNLOAD * LIB ABC OBJTYPE N SCKIND S WITH NEWLIBRARY ABCNEW
On a mainframe: Unload all DDMs whose names start with
EMP
and which point to database 88
:
UNLOAD EMP* LIB * OBJTYPE D DDMDBID 88
On Linux or Windows: Unload all DDMs whose names start with
EMP
and which point to database 88
:
UNLOAD EMP* LIB * OBJTYPE N NATTYPE V DDMDBID 88
On Linux or Windows: Unload all DDMs whose names start with
EMP
from library VLIB
to load in library
VLIBNEW
:
UNLOAD EMP* LIB VLIB OBJTYPE N NATTYPE V WITH NEWLIBRARY VLIBNEW
Unload all user-defined error messages from library
ERRLIB
to load in library NEWERR
:
UNLOAD * LIB ERRLIB OBJTYPE E SLKIND A WITH NEWLIBRARY NEWERR
On Windows: Unload all Natural programming objects (cataloged
objects and source objects) from library ABC
to a portable work
file on a PC:
UNLOAD * LIB ABC OBJTYPE N WHERE WORKFILE C:\WF1.SAG WORKFILETYPE PORTABLE
or
UNLOAD * LIB ABC OBJTYPE N WHERE WORK C:\WF1.SAG WFT P
This section contains command examples of how to unload objects in Transfer format to a work file in order to load them on a different platform such as unloading in a mainframe and loading in a Linux or a Windows environment.
Unload all Natural programming objects (source objects only)
from library ABC
:
UNLOAD * LIB ABC OBJTYPE N WHERE TRANSFER
Unload all Natural programming objects (source objects only) and
user-defined error messages from library ABC
:
UNLOAD * LIB ABC WHERE TRANSFER
Unload all Natural programming objects (source objects only)
from library ABC
with fixed record length:
UNLOAD * LIB ABC OBJTYPE N WHERE TRANSFER FIXEDLENGTH
This section contains command examples of how to load objects from a work file in internal format.
Load all objects to library LIBNEW
and replace any
that already exist:
LOADALL WITH NEWL LIBNEW WHERE REPLACE ALL
Load all object with target library TGTLIB
to the
new target library NEWTGT
:
LOAD * LIB TGTLIB WITH NEWLIBRARY NEWTGT
Load the user-defined error messages 1000
to
1500
from library ERRLIB
only:
LOAD * LIB ERRLIB OBJTYPE E FMNUM 1000 TONUM 1500
This section contains command examples of how to load objects from a work file in Transfer format.
Load all objects to library LIBNEW
and replace any
that already exist:
LOADALL WITH NEWL LIBNEW WHERE TRANSFER REPLACE ALL
Load all object with target library TGTLIB
to new
target library NEWTGT
:
LOAD * LIB TGTLIB WITH NEWLIBRARY NEWTGT WHERE TRANSFER