Maintaining Resource Rules with the ACF Command › Using ACF DECOMP to List Resource Rules

Using ACF DECOMP to List Resource Rules

The DECOMP subcommand, under the RESOURCE setting, decompiles a resource rule set that has been previously compiled and stored. Use this subcommand to examine a resource rule set. You can decompile a resource rule set at the terminal or into a CMS file to keep for later reference. The syntax for the DECOMP subcommand is:

        { *                 }
DEComp  { rsrcname          }  [INTO(fn)]
        { LIKE(rsrcmask)    }

*

Decompiles the last individual resource rule set processed since you established the current RESOURCE setting and type code.

rsrcname

Specifies the individual resource rule set to be decompiled or listed.

LIKE(rsrcmask)

Specifies a mask of resource names for decompiling or listing a group of resource rule sets.

INTO(fn)

Specifies a CMS file where the decompiled rule set is placed. You do not need to specify the filetype because a filetype of RULE is always assumed.

DECOMP ABCD INTO(RSRCRULE)
 ACFDCM557I Resource rule <ABCD> stored by TLCAMS on 11/11/97‑19:01
 ACFDCM551I Total record length=184 bytes ‑ 4 percent utilized
 
RESOURCE

In this example, the ABCD resource rule is decompiled into a CMS file RSRCRULE RULE.