UOA:CHKPFDEP

Check PF Dependencies (CHKPFDEP) - Help

This Application Program Interface (API) command enables you to check dependencies of physical files that are unexpected to TD/OMS. It Logs, Prints, or does both if unexpected dependencies are found, depending on the value specified in the OUTPUT field. To ensure that this command functions properly, the TD/OMS object information needs to be up to date.

Transfer code (TFRC)

Specify the Transfer code.

*FILE

This value is used when file is checked for unexpected dependencies

Character value

Specify the Transfer code for which physical files are to be checked.

Physical File name (OBJC)

Specify the Physical File name and Library that is to be checked.

Qualifier 1 - file-name

*TFRC

This value is used to check dependencies of all physical files in the transfer.

*ALL

This value is used to check dependencies of all physical files in the Library specified in library-name field.

name

Specify the name of the File to be checked.

Qualifier 2 - library-name

*LIBL

This value is used to check dependencies of the physical file specified in the file-name field and is found in one of the libraries in the library list.

*ALL

This value is used to check dependencies of the specified physical file in the file-name field and in all libraries known to TD/OMS.

name

Specify the name of the Library of the File to be checked.

Output (OUTPUT)

Specify the Output based on which Log/Report will be generated.

*LOG

This value is used to log details of unexpected dependencies.

*PRINT

This value is used to print details of unexpected dependencies.

*BOTH

This value is used to log and print details of unexpected dependencies.

Fail (FAIL)

Specify *YES/*NO to determine whether this command should send an escape message when dependencies with unknown objects are found.

*YES

This value is used to when this command must send an escape message.

*NO

This value is used when this command should not send an escape message. It is mostly used for interactive command execution.