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Examples

INPUT JARS = CAIKSJR

Processes all IRDs with an internal ddname of JARS. The input data that corresponds to these IRDs has the JCL ddname of CAIKSJR.

INPUT JARS=CAIKSJR
INPUT JASPER=CAIKSJS

Reads all IRD names defined with an internal DDNAME of JARS or JASPER. The JCL ddnames CAIKSJR and CAIKSJS identify the corresponding input data.

Note that each output record specified with an OUTREC statement includes a field called IRD Name. Therefore, each output record you specify with OUTREC implicitly references its IRDid. Omitting the input file where such an IRDid is stored causes errors.

OUTREC Statement

Selects all input records that correspond to the specified ORD names within the version indicated. Only use one OUTREC control statement per run.

►►─ OUTREC= ─┬─ ALL ─────────────────────┬────────────────────────────────────►◄
             ├─ ord-name ────────────────┤
             └─ (ord-name,ord-name,...) ─┘

where:

ALL

Outputs all records specified on the INPUT statement to the output data file.

ord-name

Specifies one or more ORD Names that DataManager will include in the output data file. Default: none. These ORD names are derived from the field called ORD Name on the Output Record Description panel (below).

userid CA PMA/DataManager 09/26/90 11:07:55 __ Input Output oPtions Exit Help +-- BAODESP -----Output Record Description ---------------+ º Panel Exit Help º º ------------------------------------------------------- º º Enter a New Output Record Description or Browse ORDs º | | º > ORD Name . . . . . . . MBJ º º Description . . . . . MVS - BATCH JOB º º º º F2=Create F11=Browse º +---------------------------------------------------------+

Note: The OUTREC statement defines the ORD name while the INPUT statement defines the internal and JCL ddnames. DataManager implicitly references the ORD tables to identify which IRDs go with these ORDs.