Program inventory file copy popup window
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The File Copy popup window shown in the following figure allows users to copy selected program inventory members to another program inventory file. This window appears when users execute the COPY primary command from the Program Inventory Maintenance screen.
Program Inventory File Copy Popup Window
Copy to file ===>
Replace records ===>
Number of pending copy records ===>
Use the following fields to globally copy records using wildcards:
Module Name ===>
CSECT ===>
Compile Date ===>
Compile Time ===>
Press ENTER to Process or enter END command to Terminate
Input fields
The input fields are defined as follows:
Field | Description | ||||||||
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Copy to file | The name of the new Program Inventory file to which the selected records should be copied. Defaults to the Inventory Copy file from the CICS Program Inventory Datasets screen. Any valid CICS Program Inventory file may be entered here. Changing this field on this screen does not change the “Inventory Copy” entry on the CICS Program inventory Datasets screen. | ||||||||
Replace records | Whether or not duplicate members are to be replaced on the “copy to file.” A member is considered to be a duplicate if the module, CSECT, and compile date and time are equal. Valid values are YES, NO, and ALL:
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Number of pending copy records | The number of detail lines the user has entered a copy line command on prior to entering the COPY primary command. Records with status “COPY PEND” plus any other members indicated in the global copy section will be copied to the “copy to file.” | ||||||||
Module name | The desired module within the source file you wish to copy to the new Program Inventory file. Trailing asterisks (*) may only be used as wildcards at the end of this field, not in the middle. | ||||||||
CSECT | The CSECT within the desired source module that you are copying to the new Program Inventory file. Trailing asterisks (*) may only be used as wildcards at the end of this field, not in the middle. | ||||||||
Compile date | The date on which the records to be copied were compiled. The date format is CCYYMMDD (century, year, month, and day). If no compile date is entered, this field defaults to an asterisk (*). | ||||||||
Compile time | The time at which the records to be copied were compiled. The time format is HHMMSS (hour, minute, and second). If no compile time is entered, this field defaults to an asterisk (*). |