STMTDDN

Use this option to specify that the LOAD statement should be generated and to name the BMC-AMI-Unload-DD-statements to which BMC AMI Unload writes the generated LOAD statement. For more information, see SYSCNTL and SYSPUNCH DD statements.

If the DD name represents a sequential data set, then BMC AMI Unload adds records to the end of the data set. If the DD name represents a member of a PDS and the member exists, it is overwritten.

Instead of providing a data set name with the DD statement, you can dynamically allocate the data set by using one of the following methods. If you dynamically allocate the data set, the value of the OVERRIDEOUTPUT parameter determines the method that BMC AMI Unload uses.

Related topics

Generating-LOAD-statements

UNLD syntax diagrams 
OVERRIDEOUTPUT
SYSREC 

Important

BMC AMI Unload ignores STMTDDN if you specify FORMAT UNLOAD or FORMAT ASCIIDEL.



 

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