CHGDDMF2 CHANGE DDM FILE 2 TAADDMA |
The Change DDM File 2 command allows a change to one, generic, or all
DDM files in a library. This simplifies making changes when the type
of communication has changed (such as SNA to TCP) or other mass
changes.
A typical command would be:
CHGDDMF2 FILE(xxx) RMTLOCNAME((yyy)(*SNA))
All of the parameters except FILE default to *SAME. Only the named
parameter would be changed.
Each DDM file that is successfully changed causes a completion
message to be sent. Each DDM file that cannot be changed causes the
attempted command to be sent to the job log along along with any
diagnostic and escape message.
For a more detailed description of the parameters, see the CHGDDMF
command.
CHGDDMF2 escape messages you can monitor for
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TAA9891 Some errors occurred. See previous messages.
Escape messages from based on functions will be re-sent.
Command parameters *CMD
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FILE The qualified name of the DDM file. The library
value defaults to *LIBL. *CURLIB may also be used.
RMTLOCNAME The name of the remote (target) system location or
address used with the DDM file. *SAME is the
default meaning the name does not change.
*DEVD may be entered to use the device specified on
the DEV parameter.
The second part of the parameter identifies the
address type. *SAME is the default meaning the
address type does not change.
*SNA may be entered to describe a Systems Network
Architecture address type.
*IP may be entered to mean an Internet Protocol
address type.
LVLCHK Whether to check the level identifiers in the
program which were captured when the program was
compiled. *SAME is the default meaning the value
remains the same.
*RMTFILE may be entered to mean the level
identifiers are checked when the file is opened.
*NO may be entered to mean the level identifiers are
not checked.
DEV The name of the APPC device description on the
source system. *SAME is the default meaning the
existing device description remains unchanged.
*LOC may be entered to mean the system determines
which device to use.
LCLLOCNAME The local location name. *SAME is the default
meaning the name remains the same. The parameter is
ignored if *IP is specified for the RMTLOCNAME
parameter.
*LOC may be specified to mean the name associated
with the remote location.
*NETATR may be specified to mean the name of the
system network attributes.
MODE The mode name used with the remote location name.
*SAME is the default meaning the mode remains
unchanged. The parameter is ignored if *IP is
specified for the RMTLOCNAME parameter.
*NETATR may be specified to mean the name of the
system network attributes.
RMTNETID The name of the remote network identifier. *SAME is
the default meaning the name remains unchanged. If
the parameter is changed, it must be consistent with
the RMTLOCNAME parameter. The parameter is ignored
if *IP is specified for the RMTLOCNAME parameter.
*LOC may be specified to mean the name associated
with the remote location.
*NETATR may be specified to mean the name of the
system network attributes.
PORT The TCP/IP port used at the remote location. *SAME
is the default meaning the port does not change.
The parameter is ignored if *IP is specified for the
RMTLOCNAME parameter.
*DRDA may be entered to mean the well-known port of
446 will be used.
A number in the range of 1-65535 may be entered.
ACCMTH The access method used to open the remote file.
*SAME is the default meaning the access method does
not change. Specifying a value may improve
performance when requests to remote files are
processed on the remote system. The parameter is
ignored when the remote system is an S/38 or when
using i5/OS.
*RMTFILE may be entered to mean the source system
selects the access method that is compatible with
the RMTFILE parameter.
*COMBINED may be entered to mean the combined
capabilities of combined by key and combined by
record number.
If *ARRIVAL or *KEYED is entered, the default for
the second value is *BOTH. See the CHGDDMF command
for a more detailed description.
SHARE Whether the open data path (ODP) is shared with
other programs. *SAME is the default to mean the
value does not change.
*NO may be entered to mean the ODP is not shared.
*YES may be entered to mean the ODP is shared.
PTCCNV Whether the conversation started is protected.
*SAME is the default to mean the value does not
change.
*NO may be entered to mean the conversation is not
protected.
*YES may be entered to mean the conversation is
protected.
Restrictions
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None.
Prerequisites
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The following TAA Tools must be on your system:
EDTVAR Edit variable
SNDCOMPMSG Send completion message
SNDESCMSG Send escape message
Implementation
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None, the tool is ready to use.
Objects used by the tool
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Object Type Attribute Src member Src file
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CHGDDMF2 *CMD TAADDMA QATTCMD
TAADDMAC *PGM CLP TAADDMAC QATTCL
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Added to TAA Productivity tools June 15, 2001
