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Recovering a target context definition

The UND line command recovers a target context definition that was marked for deletion.

You must be in edit mode as described in Editing-target-context-definitions. As long as you are in edit mode, you can delete and recover target definitions. However, if you delete a target definition and then save or exit the TGTDEF view, you cannot recover the target that you deleted because it is no longer in the saved target definition member in the BBPARM library.

A target context definition is removed from display in the TGTDEF view when the DELete command is used.

To redisplay a definition

  1. On the COMMAND line, enter the following command:PARM DELETED(*)
  2. Enter the UND line command against the target context definition.The UND line command is entered in the line command field in the same way on both the TGTDEF and TGTDEFD views. The action is taken against the current resource where the command is entered.

Related topic

Managing-target-context-definitions

 

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