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LOAD

FILEDEF commands for the batch command facility (CMS)

FILEDEF userdict DISK userdict dbfile fm
FILEDEF userdb DISK userdb dbfile fm
FILEDEF SYS001 DISK user input fm
FILEDEF SYS002 TAP1 SL VOLID loadin (RECFM VB LRECL rrin BLKSIZE bbin
FILEDEF SYS003 TAP2 SL VOLID lodout (RECFM VB LRECL rrout BLKSIZE bbout
FILEDEF SYSPCH DISK sortload file fm (RECFM F LRECL 80 BLKSIZE 80

The SORTMSG and SORTWKnn files are needed only when
performing a complete LOAD.

FILEDEF SORTMSG PRINTER
FILEDEF SORTWK01 DISK sortwknn file fm

Additional sort files, as required

userdict

DDname of the database file containing the dictionary with the table definitions

userdict dbfile fm

File identifier of the database file containing the dictionary with the table definitions

userdb

DDname of the user database file

userdb dbfile fm

File identifier of the user database file

user input fm

File identifier of the input file

loadin*

Volume serial number of the input SYS002 file; for sizing information see LOAD

rrin

Record size of the SYS002 file

bbin

Block size of the SYS002 file

lodout*

Volume serial number of the output SYS003 file; for sizing information see LOAD

rrout

Record size of the SYS003 file

bbout

Block size of the SYS003 file

sortload file fm

File identifier of the SYSPCH file

sortwknn file fm

File identifier of the SORTWKnn file

Note: When running a complete LOAD, SYS002 and SYS003 must point to the same intermediate file. When running a stepped LOAD, SYS002 and SYS003 must point to a different intermediate file.

Note: When running a complete LOAD, you must preallocate the file referenced by SYS002 and SYS003 and do not use a temporary data set.