BMC AMI Unload parameters (ULDPARMS DD)

Each BMC AMI Utility has a set of parameters that let you control how the product processes and uses resources. For BMC AMI Unload, you can specify the following parameters in the ULDPARMS DD in your BMC AMI Utilities job stream. Each product job can then override these default parameters if needed. The job's output lists the default parameters and any overrides. 

BMC AMI Unload parameters (ULDPARMS DD) in alphabetical order

Related topics

BMC-AMI-Unload-DD-statements

Parameters


Parameter

Use and value

Tells BMC AMI Unload to pad VARCHAR columns with blanks instead of low values

Overrides the default field delimiter characters used for character data fields when unloading using ASCIIDEL format

Tells BMC AMI Unload to connect all table space partitions to the BMC AMI Utilities Subsystem when unloading selected partitions

Defines the value of the CONSISTENT keyword when you specify UNLOAD SHRLEVEL CHANGE

Adds a sign before a positive number or replace it with a space

Sets or overrides the default date format

Specifies the number of successive unload statements for the same table that BMC AMI Unload can process concurrently

Overrides the default field separator character (a comma) between fields when unloading using UNLD FORMAT ASCIIDEL

Minimum number of rows to retrieve

Overrides the default field delimiter character used for numeric data fields when unloading using UNLD FORMAT(ASCIIDEL)

Tells BMC AMI Unload how to handle jobs with duplicate consistency points

Defines the value of the QUIESCE option under UNLOAD SHRLEVEL CHANGE specification when CONSISTENT NO is in effect

Provides the name of a schema for BMC AMI Unload to use for the SET CURRENT SCHEMA statement in LOAD control cards when CNTLCARDS DB2DDL or CNTLCARDS DB2 is specified

Sets the maximum number of concurrent sort tasks

Sets or overrides the BMC AMI Unload default time format when running DIRECT YES


Important

For the rules that apply to parameter syntax, see Parameter syntax rules.


 

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