Update attributes by Program Scripts / Libraries (ttadv2235m000)

Use this session to update attributes by program scripts and libraries for a range of reports.

Field Information

VRC: Specify the VRC in which the program scripts or libraries must be updated.
Get data from Sequential File: If this check box is selected, you can retrieve a list of program scripts or libraries from a file instead of supplying a range.
Sequential File: The file in which the list of program scripts or libraries are stored (including path).
Package: Specify the range of packages.
Module: Specify the range of modules.
Prog.Script/Library: Specify the range of prog.script or library.
Program Script Type: Specify the type of the program script.
Tools Interface Version: If this check box is selected, you can change the Tools Interface Version for the range of program scripts or libraries.
Tools Interface Version: Specify the new Tools Interface Version.
Product IDs: If this check box is selected, you can specify the Product IDs for the object and source.
Product ID object: Specify the new product ID of the product.
Product ID source: Specify the new product ID of the source.
Multi level: If this check box is selected, you can update program scripts or libraries which are not attached to the specified VRC, but to an ancestor VRC.
VRC Depth: The depth indicates up-to (and including) which ancestor VRC the session will process the program scripts or libraries.
Copy to selected PVRC: If this check box is selected, you can copy the program scripts or libraries to the specified VRC if the newest program scripts or libraries are found in an ancestor VRC.
Also copy objects: If this check box is selected, you can copy the program scripts or libraries objects.
Include Release Notes: If this check box is selected, you can copy the release notes.
Use SCM: If this check box is selected, the update process uses source control management (checkout/checkin) and creates a revision of the changed program scripts or libraries.
Overwrite: If this check box is selected, the existing Tools Interface Version linked to the program script or library can be overwritten.
Error logging file: The file in which error messages are logged (including path).