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Job Control Statements

Specify the following JCL to execute RMODBASE:

JOB

Initiates the job.

EXEC

Specifies the name of the program (PGM=RMODBASE) and optional parameters (PARM=) for the program.

Use the optional PARM parameter to specify the high-level name of a database (PARM='DELIVER.SYSTEM1').

STEPLIB DD

Identifies the load library that contains RMODBASE.

If the program resides in a linklist library, you can omit this statement.

SYSPRINT DD

Identifies the sequential output data set (typically the SYSOUT) to which control statements and messages are to be sent.

If you do not specify a SYSOUT data set, specify DCB=BLKSIZE=nnn, where nnn represents a number that is a multiple of 133.

RMOOLIB DD

Identifies the online library that contains the panel, message, and skeleton JCL members you want to load into the database.

Specify this job control statement only if you use the OLOAD Control Statement, which is described later in this chapter.

RMOBLIB DD

Identifies the model banner page library that contains the model banner pages you want to load into the database.

Specify this job control statement only if you use the BLOAD Control Statement, which is described later in this chapter.

RMOPLIB DD

Identifies the printer setup library that contains the printer setup members you want to load into the database.

Specify this job control statement only if you use the PLOAD Control Statement, which is described later in this section.

RMOLOAD DD

Identifies a sequential input data set that contains the unloaded database you want to load.

Specify this job control statement only if you use the LOAD Control Statement, which is described later in this chapter.

RMOCONV DD

Identifies the sequential input that contains the unloaded copy of the Release 11 database that is being converted to Release 11.5.

RMOUNLD DD

Identifies a sequential output data set to which you want to unload the database.

Specify this job control statement only if you use the UNLOAD Control Statement, which is described later in this chapter.

SYSIN DD

Specifies the name of the card image data set where the control statements you want to input are located.

Be aware of the following conditions:

• You can execute CONVERT, COPY, DELETE, HDELETE, LOAD, MAKECKPT, RENAME, and VERSION against the database specified by the NAME control statement only when the started task is not executing.
• You can execute ADDDS, BLOAD, OLOAD, PLOAD, UNLOAD, and STATUS against any database, whether the started task is executing or not.

  Note: ADDDS, BLOAD, and OLOAD are required for a new install.