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-BEGG (Begin global commands)

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Worklist commands

For the BMC Database Administration for DB2 or BMC AMI Database Administration for Db2 solution, the -BEGG command indicates the start of a BMC AMI Change Manager for Db2 worklist that can be processed in parallel.

The command must be the first command in the worklist, as shown in the following example.

Example of -BEGG and -ENDG commands

-BEGG 000050
-TIME 000100 '2010-07-10-09.05.01.705633'
-SSID 000150 DEBA
-JCLP 000200 MIGR MSSID DEBA
-WKID 000250 ACM.MG0829G
-ENDG 000300

The -BEGG command is a global worklist command; that is, it is sent to each initiator that is started to process units of work (UOW) from a parallel worklist. The -BEGG command must have a corresponding -ENDG command in the worklist. The statements between the -BEGG and -ENDG commands are sent to each initiator when a worklist is initially executed and when it is restarted. For more information about the -ENDG command, see -ENDG (End global commands).

 

 

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