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DD statements for BMC AMI Load

BMC AMI Load

 uses the following DD statements.

LODPARMS

This DD is required only to override the BMC AMI Load parameters specified at installation time.

You may specify LODPARMS in a data set or in the JCL. 

Example
//LODPARMS DD DISP=SHR,DSN=NGT.LOAD.PARMS

or

//LODPARMS DD *

RRGPARMS

This DD is required to specify certain parameters from BMC AMI Reorg for Db2 that also pertain to BMC AMI Load.

You may specify RRGPARMS in a data set or in the JCL. 

Example
//RRGPARMS DD DISP=SHR,DSN=NGT.REORG.PARMS

or

//RRGPARMS DD *

UTLPARMS

This DD is required only to override the BMC AMI Utilities global parameters specified at installation time.

You may specify UTLPARMS in a data set or in the JCL. 

Example
//UTLPARMS DD DISP=SHR,DSN=NGT.UTIL.PARMS

or

//UTLPARMS DD *

For information about global parameters, see Global-parameters-UTLPARMS.

RUNSTATS

This DD is an optional DD statement for RUNSTATS reports.

You can send this DD statement to an output file or to a SYSOUT output class. 

Example
//RUNSTATS DD DISP=SHR,DSN=NGT.RUNSTATS.REPORT

or

//RUNSTATS DD SYSOUT=*

SYSREC

This DD names the input file and is required.

You can override this DD name using the INDDN option on the LOAD statement. The data in the input file must match the format described by the LOAD statement.

Example
//SYSREC DD DISP=SHR,DSN=NEW.LOAD.INPUT.FILE

As an alternative to specifying an input file name in your DD statement, you can use the OUTPUT command. For more information about this command, see Command-and-syntax-reference-for-any-BMC-AMI-Utility.

SYSDISC

This DD names the discard data set.

You must allocate this DD to activate discarding. You can override this DD name using the DISCARDDN option on the LOAD statement. The attributes LRECL, RECFM, and DSORG of this data set must match those of the input file (SYSREC).

Example
//SYSDISC DD DISP=SHR,DSN=DISCARDS.OUTPUT.FILE

As an alternative to specifying a discard data set name in your DD statement or the DISCARDDN option, you can dynamically allocate the data set by using the OUTPUT-command-for-BMC-AMI-Load. For more information about this command, see Command-and-syntax-reference-for-any-BMC-AMI-Utility .

Important

If processing detects a conversion error and a SYSDISC DD statement (or equivalent DD, as specified by DISCARDDN) is not specified, processing fails.

NGTAUTO

If you are using automation control points with your job, you can specify an NGTAUTO DD statement to override the default data set (specified during configuration or with the NGTAUTO1 or NGTAUTO2 parameter).

This statement should reference a partitioned data set containing the BMC AMI Utilities automation control points. 

Example
//NGTAUTO DD DISP=SHR,DSN=NGT.AUTOMATN.CTRL.PTS

For more information about BMC AMI Utilities automation control points, see Using-automation-control-points-with-BMC-AMI-Load and Automation-reference.

SYSIN

This DD is required.

Specify syntax statements for the utility with the SYSIN DD statement, as follows:

//SYSIN DD *
.....(syntaxStatement)
.....(syntaxStatement)
.....(syntaxStatement)

If you specify the OUTPUT-command-for-BMC-AMI-Load, it must be placed before your LOAD statement.

For more information about syntax for BMC AMI Load, see Syntax-diagrams-for-BMC-AMI-Load.

Related topics

OUTPUT-command-for-BMC-AMI-Load

Command-and-syntax-reference

Basic-options

Using-BMC-AMI-Load


 

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