Log Master nonSYSIN syntax
BMC AMI Log Master
supports some additional types of syntax that are not included in the SYSIN input.
You can enter the following types of syntax:
- Syntax that defines how BMC AMI Log Master responds to SQL codes as it executes generated SQL statements against a database.
- Enter this syntax in an SQL codes data set. Use DD statements in your JCL to define your data set as the SQLCODES data set. BMC AMI Log Master can then use your specifications to respond to any SQL codes.
Syntax that defines how BMC AMI Log Master translates table or column names as it generates SQL.
Enter this syntax in an SQL translate data set. Use DD statements in your JCL to define your data set as the SQLXLAT data set. BMC AMI Log Master can then use your specifications to change the Db2 object names in generated SQL.
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