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PROCESS Syntax

         / SCHEMA    \ [,SCHEMA=name]    [,DICTNAME=name] [,COMPNAME=name] [,DCOMNAME=name]
PROCESS= < SUBSCHEMA > [,VERSION=number] [,COMPNAME=name] [,DCOMNAME=name]
         \ LIST      / [,SUBSCHEMA=name] [,DICTNODE=name] [,COMPNAME=name] [,DCOMNAME=name]

where:

         / SCHEMA    \
PROCESS= < SUBSCHEMA >
         \ LIST      /

Indicates that you want to execute CA IDMS Schema Mapper. Select SCHEMA to create a data structure diagram for a specific schema. Select SUBSCHEMA to create a data structure diagram for a specific subschema. Select LIST to obtain a listing of all schemas and subschemas in a specified dictionary.

[,SCHEMA=name]

Specifies the name of the schema to be diagrammed (when PROCESS=SCHEMA) or, when PROCESS=SUBSCHEMA, the schema under which the subschema exists. This parameter is always required to create a data structure diagram.

Default: There is no default. You must supply a valid schema name.

[,VERSION=number]

Specifies the version number of the schema. A version number is required when you do not want to use the highest-numbered version.

Default: When PROCESS=SCHEMA, the default is the highest version number available for the schema you select. When PROCESS=SUBSCHEMA, the default is the highest-numbered schema version for the subschema you select.

In the following example, the dictionary contains:

Schema SMSCHM version 3: No subschemas

Schema SMSCHM version 2: Subschema SMSUBS

Schema SMSCHM version 1: Subschema SMSUBS

When PROCESS=SCHEMA,SCHEMA=SMSCHM, CA IDMS Schema Mapper uses version 3.

When PROCESS=SUBSCHEMA,SCHEMA=SMSCHM, SUBSCHEMA=SMSUBS, CA IDMS Schema Mapper uses version 2.

[,SUBSCHEMA=name]

Specifies the name of the subschema to be diagrammed. Supplying a subschema name is necessary only when PROCESS=SUBSCHEMA or the schema contains indexes.

Default: There is no default. You must supply a valid subschema name when the schema contains indexes or PROCESS=SUBSCHEMA.

[,DICTNAME=name]

Specifies the name of the dictionary that contains the schema or subschema information. Supplying a dictionary name is necessary only if multiple dictionaries exist in your environment.

Default: CA IDMS Schema Mapper uses a standard BIND RUN-UNIT. Therefore, CA IDMS binds to the default dictionary defined by your installation.

[,DICTNODE=name]

Specifies the name of the dictionary node that you want CA IDMS Schema Mapper to access. Specifying DICTNODE is necessary only when multiple nodes exist in your environment.

Default: CA IDMS binds to the default node defined for your installation.

[,COMPNAME=name]

Specifies the name of the compression db procedure that you want CA IDMS Schema Mapper to access. You can use wildcards at the start of the name. For example, ****COMP.

Default: CA IDMS will choose IDMSCOMP if no COMPNAME is specified.

[,DCOMNAME=name]

Specifies the name of the decompression db procedure that you want CA IDMS Schema Mapper to access. You can use wildcards at the start of the name. For example, ****COMP.

Default: CA IDMS will choose IDMSDCOM if no DCOMNAME is specified.