Syntax srdd_tab

The srdd_tab6.2 file can be divided into several sections. Each section is indicated by the package combination for which components must be loaded into shared memory, for example: 

package=31Sa

This parameter means that the components below this line belong to package combination 31Sa.

After this line, the domains are specified first, for example:

  • dti.pd
  • dtt.pd

This data is the table definitions, for example:

  • dttaad000
  • dttaad001

Subsequently, you must place the objects, for example:

  • ottstpconv
  • ottstpdisplay

As a result, the syntax must be:

  • package={pc}
  • for domains: <d{p}.pd>
  • for data definitions: <d{p}{t}>
  • for objects and reports: <o{p}{m}{o}>

The abbreviations:

  • {pc} package combination
  • {p} package
  • {m} module
  • {t} table
  • {o} object (program/report)

You can also read parts of a data dictionary on a remote system into shared memory. Write the host name of the remote system at the beginning of a line, for example: 

${BSE}/standard6.2/ddbaan/dti/dti.pd
ibm1!/usr3/bse/standard6.2/ddbaan/dtd/dtd.pd
${BSE}/standard6.2/ddbaan/dttadv/dttadv100
${BSE}/standard6.2/ddbaan/dtppdm/dtppdm100
/usr2/bse/standard6.2/ttB40_a_CP/ottadv/oadv1100

If the srdd_tab6.2 file contains a redirection to a remote system, a remote user file must be available for the user who executes srdd_init6.2.