The syntax for the consisck command is:
consisck -u <userid> -m <model name> [-w <severity level>
-r <rule level> -d <database> -n <threshold> -t <report type> -f <file name> -i <code page> -o <object ID> -p <dispatcher> -v <environment> -g <encyclopedia group>]
Defines an authorized user id.
Limits: eight characters.
Defines the model name. Enclose model name in quotes when it is more than one word, as in "model name".
Limits: 32 characters.
Defines the level of warning messages to include. When you omit this option, the utility includes Warning messages. The permitted values are Warning, Severe, Error, and Fatal.
The levels indicate progressive phases in model development.
Default: All
Other permitted levels are:
Planning
Business Area Analysis
Business System Development
Technical Design
Code Generation
Defines the database.
Default: All
Other permitted values are All, None, "DB2 z/OS", "DB2 UDB", JDBC, MS/SQL, ODBC/ADO.NET, ORACLE, and SQL/MP.
Defines the report, Summary, Normal, Detail, or Xdebug
Default: Normal
Defines the maximum number of exceptions that are allowed in the report. The model consistency check terminates without completing when it reaches the report limit.
Default: 100
Limits: 1 to 9999
Defines the encyclopedia object id. You can include this option and value more than once to run consistency check on multiple object IDs.
Default: the entire model.
Defines the report file's destination file name.
Default: conschk.rpt in the current directory.
Defines the report code page.
Default: the model code page
Defines a message dispatcher name.
Default: the value of the IEF_MDNAME environment variable or 'IEFMD'.
Limits: 1059 character name.
Note: For more information about Message Dispatcher Name, see Hostnames and IP Addresses and CSE Message Dispatcher and Remote Daemon Server Names.
Defines aenvironment name.
Default: the value of the IEF_ENVNAME environment variable or 'CSE_ENV'.
Limits: 32-character
Defines an encyclopedia group name.
Default: the value of environment variable IEF_ENCYGROUP.
Limits: eight characters
All command-line parameters, except the file name, can be uppercase, lowercase, or mixed case. File names must be in a form that is defined by the operating system on which the program is running.
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