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MKS Implementer 2006 Administration Guide

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Chapter 6: Third Party Integrations<br />

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When creating a promotion request, <strong>Implementer</strong> recognizes these SQL types of generated<br />

objects and assigns the appropriate object code when determining the implementation<br />

objects to add to the promotion request.<br />

This feature capitalizes on the SQL-specific object codes delivered with <strong>Implementer</strong>. Verify<br />

your setup with the YSQLPF (tables), YSQLLF (indices and views), and SQL program types<br />

(RPGSQL and CBLSQL) as described in the following sections.<br />

Managing SQL Files, Indices, and Views<br />

<strong>Implementer</strong> provides the YSQLPF and YSQLLF objects codes to manage AllFusion 2E SQL<br />

files, indices, and views. In an AllFusion 2E model, these items have different model object<br />

attributes, but share the same:<br />

source member type (YSQL)<br />

source file (QSQLSRC)<br />

creation command (YEXCSQL)<br />

When generating YFIL model objects as SQL, <strong>Implementer</strong> uses the object code YSQLPF for<br />

the associated implementation object. When generating YACP model objects as SQL,<br />

<strong>Implementer</strong> uses the object code YSQLLF for the associated implementation object. Thus,<br />

verify the YSQLPF and YSQLLF object codes are defined as follows, and that they are active<br />

to each applicable AllFusion 2E environment.<br />

NOTE You must define the parameter sequences of the creation commands as<br />

shown to avoid extraneous messages in your job log.<br />

Field Required Value<br />

Object code/Description YSQLPF (AllFusion 2E SQL physical file)<br />

Activity flag 1<br />

Object type *FILE<br />

Object attribute PF<br />

Source member type YSQL<br />

Default source file QSQLSRC<br />

Object authority *KEEP<br />

Creation process C<br />

Creation command YEXCSQL MBR(#SRCMBR)<br />

OBJLIB(#FILLIB)<br />

SRCFILE(#SRCLIB/#SRCFIL)

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