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3.4.2.3 Executing a Database Specification
When you select a meta file definition a special Update
Capacity Planning Meta File screen is displayed (an example
is shown in Figure 3-108).
/------------------- Update Capacity Planning Meta File ----------------------\
|Command ===> |
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|Composing CAP DB File def.: SYS - System Activity Tracking File |
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|Update type ===> INITIALIZE (INITIALIZE/UPDATE) |
|Replace existing ===> N (Y/N) |
|Private Capacity Planner data base cycle ===> 01 |
|Update start date ===> _______ (ddmonyy) |
|Number of months ===> ____ (1-9999) |
|Execution mode ===> BATCH (BATCH/FOREGROUND) |
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|List updated CAP DB file contents ===> YES (YES/NO) |
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|Press END to invoke MICF inquiry execution to update the meta file. |
|Enter CANCEL to terminate the meta file update. |
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Figure 3-108. Update Capacity Planning Meta File Screen
The parameters for the Update Capacity Planning File screen
are described below:
Update type: The specification for initializing or updating
the Capacity Planning database file. If the
meta file does not exist or if you plan to
overwrite the current file, specify INITIALIZE.
If you wish to add to an existing file, specify
UPDATE.
Note that if you specify INITIALIZE and the file
already exists, all historical and forecasted
observations that you previously placed in the
file will be lost.
Replace The specification for deleting an old file and
existing: replacing it with a new file. If you specify
INITIALIZE and the file already exists, you must
set this parameter to Y (YES) to delete the old
version and confirm your intent to initialize
and replace. Otherwise, specify N (NO).
Capacity
Planner The Private (or Shared) Capacity Planner
Database database file cycle you wish to use as input
Cycle: into the meta file update run.
Update The start date for date range selection. If
start date: Start date is specified, only historical
observations at least as recent as this value
are included in the analysis. The discussion of
the following control parameter describes the
options for controlling date range selection.
Number of The maximum number of days, weeks, or months of
days/ historical observations to be included in the
weeks/ analysis. Note that once you specify the input
months: file, the field name changes to reflect the
time-span of the input file. When used in
conjunction with the Start date parameter,
several options are available for date range
selection control:
o If you specify only Update start date, all
historical observations at least as recent as
the value specified for Update start date
is selected.
o If you specify both Update start date and
Number days/weeks/months, the date range for
data selection begins with the specified
value for Start date and extends for the
specified number of days, weeks, or months.
o If you specify only Number of days/weeks/
months, the date range for data selection
includes that number of days, weeks or months
prior to the submit date.
o If you specify neither parameter, then all
historical observations are selected when
Update type is INITIALIZE. When Update type
is UPDATE, the default is 1 for Number of
days/weeks/months, based on the CA MICS
calendar.
Execution The specification for executing the meta file
mode: update. Specify BATCH to submit the meta file
update as a batch job. Specify FOREGROUND to
execute it immediately as an online SAS program.
List updated The specification to execute a PROC CONTENTS and
CAP DB file a PROC PRINT of the meta file to be executed
contents: after the database is updated. To do so,
specify a Y (YES).
The CA MICS Database Inquiry Execution screen shows the
execution parameters that are available before the database
update job is submitted for processing. This screen and its
control parameters and options are discussed in detail in
Section 1.5.3.5, Executing a File Definition Inquiry.
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