Typically, you do not need to explicitly load the CA Datacom CICS Services modules and URTs required for operation. URTs are implicitly loaded when opened. CA Datacom CICS Services modules are loaded automatically the first time DCCOCPR is executed. DCCOCPR is executed when DBOC STARTUP is issued or at CICS startup, if it is listed in the Program List Table (PLT).
Use the LOAD command under the following conditions:
Note: You do not need to explicitly load a URT you are replacing with a new copy. For that procedure, see Replacing a Module or URT with a New Copy.
A loaded module or URT can be deleted using the DBOC DELETE= transaction. For more information, see DELETE= Deleting Modules and URTs.
Use the following transaction to load a module or URT.
┌──,────┐
►►─ DBOC ─ LOAD= ─┬─▼─ urt ─┴─┬───────────────────────────────────────────────►◄
└─ modname ─┘
WARNING Do not use the clear screen function key to interrupt this LOAD process once it has been initiated.
(Required) Loads the designated module or URT.
Specify one or more URTs using up to four values which specify URT numbers from 0001 through the MAXURTS= value. Use the wildcard symbol (?) to accept any valid value from 0 through 9 for any (or all) of the digits. To specify a series, separate the identifiers with commas.
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1 |
URT 0001 |
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?,20 |
URTs 0001 through 0009, and 0020 |
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?,1?,2?,30 |
URTs 0001 through 0030 |
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?? |
URTs 0001 through 0099 |
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1??,20?,21? |
URTs 100 through 219 |
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???? |
All valid URTs |
Designates the name of the module on which CA Datacom CICS Services is to act. LOAD=???????? indicates LOAD all modules and all URTs.
The only modules available to be loaded (or deleted) with DBOC are the following: DBCSVPR, DCCTPPR, DCCTRPR, DCCTFPR, DCCTXPR, DCCV1PR, DCCOCPR, DCCO1PR, DCCO2PR, DCCO3PR, DCCO4PR, DCCECPR, DCCETPR, DCCFPPR, and DBSGMPR. Other modules, except DBCVTPR, can be newcopied without the DBOC LOAD= command (or the DBOC DELETE= command).
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