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1.5.6.3 Deleting a File Definition
This section describes how to delete a file definition from
the shared file catalog. Figure 1-25 shows a typical display
of the Capacity Planning Facilities Administration screen.
/---------------- Capacity Planning Facilities Administration ----------------\
|Command ===> Scroll ===> PAGE |
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|Userid ===> TSOUSR1 (For insert) ------Line Commands------ |
|Catalog group ===> CAPACITY |A Add Notes B Browse | |
|Prefix ===> _________________ (Optional) |S Select E Execute | |
|Name (subset) ===> __ |I Insert D Delete | |
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|Cmd Name Title Type Status |
| - -------- ---------------------------------------- - -----------------|
| D CPU CPU Analysis Planning Application S Updated 05/11/30|
| _ DSD DASD Analysis Planning Application S Updated 05/12/28|
| _ SNA SNA Network Analysis Planning Appl. S Modified 05/12/30|
| _ WKL System Workload by Performance Group F Forecast only |
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Figure 1-25. Deleting a File Definition
To delete a file definition, select the appropriate Catalog
group and scroll the display until the desired file
definition appears on the screen.
Specify D in the Cmd column for the desired file. The
confirm delete screen will be displayed. When you press
ENTER to confirm (Figure 1-26), the file is deleted. It
CANNOT be recovered.
/---------------- Capacity Planning Facilities Administration ----------------\
|Command ===> |
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| ********************************************** |
| * * |
| * Confirm Delete * |
| * * |
| * Press ENTER to DELETE or END to bypass * |
| * * |
| ********************************************** |
| File name: DSD |
| Title: DASD Analysis Planning Application |
| Author: CA |
| Type: Sample Application |
| Status: Updated 98/11/05 |
| Update status: Batch initialization job submitted |
| Last update: 05/11/30:09:34 |
| Catalog: SHARED |
|Catalog group name: CAPACITY |
| Title: Capacity Planning |
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|Invoke SAS to delete the shared catalog SAS files ===> YES (YES/NO) |
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Figure 1-26. Confirming Deletion of a File Definition
Specifying YES to delete SAS files on this confirmation
screen will invoke SAS in the foreground to delete the files
associated with the file definition. Specifying NO will
delete the file definition without deleting the SAS files.
If you delete the file definition but do not delete the
associated SAS files, these files will no longer be
accessible by the CA MICS Capacity Planner. If SAS files
exist for this definition, this option will default to YES;
otherwise, it will default to NO.
You would ordinarily allow this option to remain as it
defaults, unless your installation does not permit even brief
execution of SAS functions in foreground. If you change this
option to NO, you should submit a batch job at some time in
the future to delete these SAS files.
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