File Management - IBM

214 File Management V4R5
CPYIGCTBLIGCTBL(QIGC2424) OPTION(*OUT) +
DEV(QDKT)
v To copy just the user-defined characters from DBCS font table QIGC2424
onto tape, enter:
CPYIGCTBLIGCTBL(QIGC2424) OPTION(*OUT) +
DEV(QTAP01) SELECT(*USER)
4. Press the Enter key. The system copies the DBCS font table onto the specified
media.
5. Remove the tape or diskette after the system finishes copying the table.
Copying a DBCS font table from tape or diskette
Use the Copy DBCS Font Table (CPYIGCTBL) command to copy a DBCS font table
from a tape or a diskette onto the system. The system automatically creates the
DBCS font table again when copying its contents if the following are true:
v The specified table does not already exist in the system.
v The media from which you are copying the table contains all of the IBM-defined
double-byte characters.
v SELECT(*ALL) or SELECT(*SYS) is specified on the CPYIGCTBL command.
How to copy a DBCS table from a tape or diskette
To copy a DBCS font table from tape or diskette onto the system:
1. Load the removable media from which the table will be copied onto the
system.
2. Enter the CPYIGCTBL command as follows:
a. Choose the OPTION(*IN) value.
b. Use the DEV parameter to select the device from which to copy the DBCS
font table.
c. Use the SELECT and RANGE parameters to specify which portion of the
table will be copied from the tape or diskette. See the CL Reference for a
description of the CPYIGCTBL command and for instructions on choosing
SELECT and RANGE parameter values.
The following are two examples of commands used to copy a DBCS font table
to the system.
v To copy the DBCS font table QIGC2424 from diskette, enter:
CPYIGCTBLIGCTBL(QIGC2424) OPTION(*IN) +
DEV(QDKT)
v To copy just the user-defined characters from DBCS font table QIGC2424
from tape and to replace the user-defined characters in the table with the
ones from the tape, enter:
CPYIGCTBLIGCTBL(QIGC2424) OPTION(*IN) +
DEV(QTAP01) SELECT(*USER) RPLIMG(*YES)
3. Press the Enter key. The system copies the DBCS font table from the tape or
diskette onto the system.
4. Remove the tape or diskette after the system finishes copying the table.
Deleting a DBCS font table
Use the Delete DBCS Font Table (DLTIGCTBL) command to delete a DBCS font
table from the system.