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Examples of *AMS Name Substitution
The following table shows examples of *AMS name substitution:
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Original Name
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*AMS Name
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Merged Name
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ABC.DEF.GHI
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XYZ.+
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XYZ.DEF.GHI
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ABC.DEF.GHI
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XYZ123.+
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XYZ123.DEF.GHI
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ABC.DEF.GHI
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XYZ.+++.AAA
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XYZ.DEF.AAA
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ABC.DEF.GHI
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XYZ123.+++.AAA
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XYZ123.DEF.AAA
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Usage Rules
The following usage rules apply to the *AMS parameter:
- Any or all components may be supplied.
- Each component must begin on a new statement, and all *AMS input must be coded in statement columns 2 through 72.
- All input except the last statement must be appropriately continued. The end of the *AMS input is signaled by the noncontinuation of an *AMS parameter or the *AMS end-of-input character, the semicolon (;).
- All DEFINE CLUSTER parameters can be used except data organization (INDEXED, NONINDEXED, NUMBERED), MODEL, and FILE. Abbreviations are allowed.
- Any errors in the *AMS input causes the restore to terminate for that cluster. At this point, the cluster has been deleted (unless you specify NODELETE).
- If the name of the cluster is changed, the PATH is also changed. Alternate indexes with the old name are restored if not excluded.
- When *AMS is used, the only other valid optional parameter is UEXIT.
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