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dsn

This <dsn> element defines a data set name. You use this element in a template definition to define the data set name where the template is stored. It must be a legal data set name.

Parent element: <template> or <help>

Child elements: None.

Attributes: None.

Example:

   <register>                                               
  <product replace="yes" id="ZLGCA10" prodlist="no">    
     <prodcode>LGC</prodcode>                     
     <prodvrsn>1011</prodvrsn>                    
     <name>DB2 Product Configuration</name>       
     <templates>
        <template type="help">                          
           <dsn>ROHMXN.IVP101MV.BMCXML</dsn>      
           <member>LGCHELP</member>               
           <help>                                       
              <dsn>ROHMXN.IVP101MV.BMCXML</dsn>   
              <member>LGCHELP</member>            
           </help>                                      
        </template>                                     
     </templates>                                       
     <files>                                            
     </files>                                           
  </product>                                            
</register>

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