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MKS Implementer 2006 Administration Guide

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Repository Maintenance<br />

This is useful, for example, if unexpected results occur after running the Build List for an<br />

environment. You can modify an existing object code, such as change PFOBJ to PF after<br />

locating the source, without having to rerun the Build List. The IFS command is useful for<br />

loading IFS objects into the <strong>Implementer</strong> database.<br />

Key Considerations<br />

The Change Repository (ICHGREP) command allows you to add, change, or delete<br />

object codes for traditional member/objects.<br />

The Change Repository IFS (ICHGREPIFS) command allows you to add or delete object<br />

codes for IFS objects. You cannot change IFS object codes, because the object code is<br />

always the IFS extension (for example, .EXE) or the object short name.<br />

You must have standard move authority for the environment being maintained to issue<br />

the ICHGREP and ICHREPIFS commands.<br />

To maintain the repository for traditional member/objects<br />

At the command line, issue the following:<br />

ICHGREP FUNCTION(*ADD, *CHG, *DLT)<br />

NAME(MEMBER/OBJECT_NAME)<br />

ENV(ENVIRONMENT_NAME)<br />

OBJCODE(OBJECT_CODE_NAME)<br />

NEWOBJCODE(NEW_OBJECT_CODE_NAME)<br />

DLTDTA(Y, N)<br />

NOTE The parameter NEWTYPE is valid only for the *CHG function.<br />

To maintain the repository for IFS objects<br />

At the command line, issue the following:<br />

ICHGREPIFS FUNCTION(*ADD, *DLT)<br />

OBJ(IFS_OBJECT_NAME)<br />

ENV(ENVIRONMENT_NAME)<br />

DLTDTA(Y, N)<br />

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