RENAME command


Use the RENAME command to change the IMSID portion of the PDX key during PDX unload. The member in the PDX is left unchanged. The IMSID of unload file member is changed and will reflect that change upon PDX reload.

The NEWIMSID keyword is required. The following keywords are valid:

NEWIMSID

Required. Specify the 4-byte new IMSID that will replace the old IMSID in the member key.

TYPE

You can rename report members by specifying TYPE(REPORTS) or options members by specifying TYPE(OPTIONS). If you omit this keyword, the default is OPTIONS.

FUNCTION

You can specify the type of function that generated the report member or options member. If you omit this keyword, the function associated with the member will not be used to qualify which member keys are changed.

For TYPE(REPORTS), the following values are valid:

  • IMSRLD—IMS Reload; bypass LOADPLUS
  • LOAD—LOADPLUS API
  • RELOAD—LOADPLUS Reload function
  • PTRCHK—POINTER CHECKER PLUS Full Checking technique
  • THRESHD—POINTER CHECKER PLUS monitor threshold function
  • SPACE—POINTER CHECKER PLUS space monitoring features
  • HISTORY—POINTER CHECKER PLUS history utilities
  • SXBLDA—SECONDARY INDEX UTILITY BUILDALL function
  • SXLOAD—SECONDARY INDEX UTILITY Index Load function
  • SXSCAN—SECONDARY INDEX UTILITY Index Scan function
  • DBSCAN—UNLOAD PLUS DB Scan utility
  • UNLOAD—UNLOAD PLUS Unload function

For TYPE(OPTIONS), the following values are valid:

  • IMAGECPY—IMAGE COPY PLUS
  • RECOVERY—RECOVERY PLUS
  • PTRCHK—POINTER CHECKER PLUS
  • LOAD—LOADPLUS
  • UNLOAD—UNLOAD PLUS
  • SINDEX—SECONDARY INDEX UTILITY

OLDIMSID

You can specify a 4-byte IMSID that exists in the member key you want to change. If you omit this keyword, the existing IMSID will not be used to qualify which member keys are changed.

DBD

You can specify the 8-byte DBD name of the database associated with the reports or options. If you omit this keyword, the DBD associated with the member will not be used to qualify which member keys are changed.

 

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BMC AMI Database Advisor for IMS 3.2