BMC AMI Unload for Db2 13.1

The BMC AMI Unload for Db2 product enables you to unload rows from Db2 tables. This space contains information that applies to version 13.1.00 of the BMC AMI Unload for Db2 (BMC AMI Unload) utility (formerly known as Next Generation Technology Unload for DB2 for z/OS ).

Notices Updated 20 May 2022

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Getting started with any BMC AMI Utility

Features and key concepts common to all BMC AMI Utilities

Getting started with BMC AMI Unload

Features and key concepts applicable to BMC AMI Unload

Planning

Deployment planning and system requirements

Installing

Installation, configuration, and maintenance

Customizing after installation

Post-installation product customization

Using any BMC AMI Utility

Working with any BMC AMI Utilities

Using BMC AMI Unload

Working with BMC AMI Unload

Reporting for any BMC AMI Utility

Reports common to multiple BMC AMI Utilities

Reporting for BMC AMI Unload

BMC AMI Unload summary reports

Reference

Information about the Automation component, descriptions of the history tables and related reference information

Global parameters (UTLPARMS)

Information about parameters common to all BMC AMI Utilities

Copy parameters (CPYPARMS DD)

Information about Copy parameters

BMC AMI Unload parameters (ULDPARMS DD)

Information about parameters specific to BMC AMI Unload

Command and syntax reference for any BMC AMI Utility

Descriptions of commands and syntax, and related reference information common to all BMC AMI Utilities

BMC AMI Unload command and syntax reference

Descriptions of commands and syntax related to BMC AMI Unload

Working with infrastructure

Management of shared components

Messages

BMC messages from the following product lines:
  • BMC AMI Data for Db2 products
  • BMC AMI Data for IMS products
  • BMC AMI DevX products
  • BMC AMI Ops products
  • BMC AMI Security products
  • BMC AMI Storage products
  • BMC AMI Cloud products
PDFs

This topic provides links to PDFs that support this release. It also explains how to create your own custom PDFs.

Ready-made space PDFs

The following table provides ready-made PDFs that contain snapshots of the content in this space. Ready-made PDFs are available for new releases and product updates within seven calendar days of their release. Although these PDFs contain all topics, the online topics might be more current, and the content of some topics might be better suited for online viewing.


Creating a custom PDF

Important

We are working to improve the PDF export experience. We are currently working on the following issues:

  • Page order—If you export more than one page to PDF, they might be displayed in alphabetical order instead of the order in the interface.
  • Interface update—The export interface options are changing, so these instructions might not match them exactly.
  • Known limitations—PDF exports are not always completed successfully.
    Thank you for your patience.
  1. If you are not logged in, click the head icon at the top-right of the window, select Log in, and follow the instructions:
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  2. Navigate to the page that you want to export to PDF. To create a PDF of the whole space, navigate to the space home page.
  3. Next to the page title, click Export export.png.
  4. In the Export dialog box, click PDF:
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  5. In the Export as PDF dialog box, perform one of these steps:
    • To create a PDF of that page only, proceed to step 6.
    • To create a PDF of that page and its child pages, click select all.
    • To create a PDF of that page and a selection of its child pages, select the checkboxes next to the pages that you want to include your PDF.
  6. Click Export.

  7. In the PDF Export Options dialog box, select the checkboxes for the features that you want to include in your PDF.

    Tip

    If you are creating a PDF of a single page, clear the Table of Contents checkbox.

  8. Click Export.
    The PDF is created.
  9. Save the PDF locally.


 

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