Replacing data without allowing concurrent access


The following example illustrates a typical LOAD REPLACE in which you load new data into a table space that has been deleted and redefined. The job defaults to SHRLEVEL NONE, causing BMC AMI Load to stop the table space before loading the data.

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For the assumptions made in this example, see Assumptions made in the syntax examples.

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 //SYSREC    DD DISP=SHR,DSN=USER.DATA
//SYSIN     DD *
  LOAD DATA REPLACE INDDN SYSREC
  INTO TABLE NGT.TABLE1
  (ID POSITION(2),
   MESSAGE POSITION(*)  CHAR(34) NULLIF(1:1) = '?',
   LANGUAGE POSITION(*)  CHAR(10) DEFAULTIF(1:1) = '?')


 

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