This model invokes:
Each of the following parameters must be specified in the Library Code definition for every Library Code that uses the model.
CA‑Telon definition type (SD, DR, BD, RD, or ND).
CA‑Telon program environment (T=TSO, I=IMS, C=CICS, or B=batch).
Type of screen formatting required (M=IMSMFS, B=CICSBMS, or N=CA‑Telon‑generated (for CICS only)).
Type of PSB to generate (I=IMSPSB, D=DLIPSB, or N=None).
Keyword USRLOAD. USERLOAD must be specified in the Library Code to indicate the load module library for the link process.
This model has been modified to support the CA‑Panvalet version 14.1 LOCK/UNLOCK feature. Specify the value as 'Y' or 'N' (include the single quote marks). LOCK specifies whether CA‑PanAPT unlocks the member in the Production or QA Library prior to moving members of the QA or Test Library. This feature cannot be used with CA‑Panvalet releases prior to 14.1.
For example, use the following specification:
DEFTYPE='SD';ENV='I';FORMAT='M';PSB='N';LOCK='N';
USRLOAD='USER.LOAD';IF <$ORIGDSN> = <$TESTDSN>;
INC APJMTPVL;ELSE; INCLUDE APJMPANV; ENDIF
One of two different models is included, depending on the move time. At QA move time, the member is moved from the TDF to a CA‑Panvalet library. When the member is moved from QA to PROD, it is moved from one CA‑Panvalet library to another by the APJMPANV model. If you omit the QA level library, movement from TEST to PROD is done using the APJMT2PV model. Additionally, a Library Code is required for the load module movement process, to indicate the load libraries. This Library Code must be specified in the Move Request.
Customize model APJMLEAD for CA‑Telon before using model APJMTPVL:
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