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SET EXPORT Example

SET EXPORT or SET IMPORT commands apply until another SET command of the same type replaces the value with a new one. In this example, the SET EXPORT SYSTEM command sets $ID as the default system for all entities. The command SET EXPORT VERSION 002 specifies the version of the entities to export until the SET EXPORT VERSION 001 command changes that default. The summary report that follows shows the result.

SET EXPORT SYSTEM $ID   }
SET EXPORT VERSION 002  }
EXPORT PGM WHO          }
EXPORT PNL WHOPNL       }  select entities with ver 2  }
EXPORT PNL WHOPGM       }                              }
SET EXPORT VERSION 001  }                              } select entities 
EXPORT PGM @I$INQU1     }                              } with $ID
EXPORT PGM @I$INQU2     }  select entities with ver 1  }

Summary of EXPORT operations:

PROGRAM      WHO           SYSTEM $ID VERSION 002    Successfully EXPORTed
PANEL        WHOPNL        SYSTEM $ID VERSION 002    Successfully EXPORTed
PANEL        WHOPGM        SYSTEM $ID VERSION 002    Successfully EXPORTed
PROGRAM @I$INQU1           SYSTEM $ID VERSION 001    Successfully EXPORTed
PROGRAM @I$INQU2           SYSTEM $ID VERSION 001    Successfully EXPORTed