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CDL commands

CDL files consist of a sequence of commands.

The commands in a CDL file must appear in the following order:

  1. -TIME. See TIME-File-creation-time
  2. -ORGN. See ORGN-CDL-origin-subsystem
  3. -DEST. See DEST-CDL-destination-subsystem
  4. (Optional) -GLID. See GLID-Global-authorization-ID
  5. Any number of -CDL statements. See CDL-statements

-ORGN, -DEST, and -CDL statements are unique to CDL files. The -TIME and -GLID commands are also used in worklists.

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ALTER and BMC AMI Change Manager for Db2 12.1