Step 5—Confirm Delete Processing Options

File-AID/RDX displays the Delete Processing Options screen illustrated in the following figure after you have specified the Delete Request file in the Save Delete Request screen.

Important

The message Request saved shows you that the Delete Request file has been saved. Notice also that the Save a Request field has changed back to NO as you just saved the Delete request. Each time you set the field to YES you have the option of creating another saved delete request or replacing the existing request.

Delete Processing Options

File-AID/RDX ------------ Delete Processing Options ---------- Request saved
Command ===> NEXT

Extract Dataset Name: FRSAMP.EXTMENU

Discard Processing Options:
   Maximum Rows to Discard    ===> *        (* for no maximum)
   Save Discarded Rows        ===> NO       (Yes or No)
   Dataset for Discarded Rows ===>

Specify Processing Options for DB2 Objects:
   Commit Every Nth Row       ===> 50       (1-500)

   Save a Request             ===> NO       (Y or N)

Use the NEXT command to continue

To specify processing options:
In this field…	Do the following:
Command	Type the NEXT primary command

Press Enter

File-AID/RDX displays the ISPF/PDF EDIT - Delete JCL screen.

Field Names and Descriptions

The following list describes all of the fields on this screen.

FIELD	DESCRIPTION
Extract File Name	Displays the name of the extract file on which you base the delete.
Maximum Rows to Discard	Indicate the maximum number of errors encountered before processing stops.
Save Discarded Rows	Indicate whether rows that could not be deleted should be saved.
File for Discarded Rows	Specify the name of the file to which discarded rows will be saved.
Specify Processing Options Area:	Specify the Db2 processing options to be used when deleting Db2 data. This section only displays when there are Db2 objects in the extract file.
Commit Every Nth Row	Indicate the number of rows File-AID/RDX should insert or update before it performs a Db2 COMMIT.
Save a Request	Specify whether or not to save the delete request to a request file. When Yes, File-AID/RDX presents the Save Delete Request panel where you identify the delete request file to save your request to.

Primary Commands

The following identifies the primary command available from this screen. For details on this command, see File-AID/Related Data XPERT Reference.

COMMAND	DESCRIPTION
NEXT	Displays the ISPF/PDF EDIT - Delete JCL screen.

Line Commands

There are no line commands available from this screen.

Step 5—Confirm Delete Processing Options

Field Names and Descriptions

Primary Commands

Line Commands

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