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Transfer an Element

To transfer an element, you use the Transfer Elements action.

To transfer an element

1. Access the CA Endevor Integration for the Natural Environment Main Menu.

   Note: For more information, see Start a User Session.

2. Select the Batch processing option and press Enter.

   The Batch Processing Menu opens.

3. Select an object type (Natural programming object, Error message text, DDM, or Predict object) and the transfer action type (T) and press Enter.

   The transfer interface for the object type you selected opens.

4. Choose one of the following steps.
   1. To transfer elements from a Transfer Selection list, set the Select List option to Y, enter the information for the action, and press Enter.

      The Transfer Selection screen opens, letting you to select the elements for generation by entering an X to the left of an element. The batch selection screens indicate your selections by displaying Written next to each on you select. After all elements to be Transferred have been selected and written, press PF3 to return to the Batch Processing Menu.

      A message with the total number of batch action requests written is noted at the top of the screen.

   2. To transfer elements without a selection list, set the Select List option to N, enter the information for the action, and press Enter.

      A message with the total number of batch action requests written is noted at the top of the screen

5. Display the summary list of your selections. After elements are selected on any batch selection interface, you can display the summary list of all elements and actions that you selected, by pressing the PF10 key (BReqs). You can delete any items from the summary list that were selected in error.
6. Submit or save the batch requests.
   1. Use PF5 (Submit) to submit the requests for batch processing. The Batch Job Submittal window displays.
   2. Use PF4 (Save) to save the generated SCL to a Natural text member in the library EINESCL. The SCL can then be edited using the Edit SCL functions or by logging on to the EINESCL library and using the standard Natural editor.
7. On the Batch Job Submittal window, you can edit the STOPRC value for generated SCL and customize the job card, which will be submitted at the top of the generated JCL if job card modifications have not been restricted by the EINE Administrator. Press Enter to submit the batch job for processing. If you want to cancel the submission, press PF3.