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Specifying the label data set—LBLXPORT and LBLMPORT control statements

Database Integrity requires the name of the data set that contains the labels to export or import.

You can use one of several methods to specify the name of the label data set.

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Coding-the-LBLXPORT-and-LBLMPORT-statements


Warning

Important

RECON data sets cannot be used in IMS Version 6.1 or later.

  • You can use the IMSID keyword to identify the global option module that contains the name of the label KSDS. If you do not specify the IMSID keyword, Database Integrity searches for a global option module associated with the IMSID found in the IMS execution module library. If a global option module does not exist for that IMSID, Database Integrity searches for the DBIPARMS module, and if one exists, uses the KSDS name found there.
  • Although it is not recommended, you can specify the name of the label data set (KSDS) with a DD statement in the JCL. You must use the same ddname on this statement as the ddname specified in the global option module. DBILABEL is the default ddname.


 

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