sysdump - Export System Definition
sysdump [-iemrupv] productline dumpfile [systemcode...]
Copy existing system definitions to a flat file, making it possible to import them to another product line.
The export function dumps information about the product line and creates a flat file that you can either load to a new product line or use to overwrite an existing product line. This utility delivers system definitions for a product line.
This utility is not suitable for creating a new product line or copying over an existing product line if you want that product line to be updatable with patches. For information on how to copy a product line that can be updated, see the "Product Line Copying" section of the Lawson Administration: Server Setup and Maintenance guide.
Program Option | Description |
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-i
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Internal delivery. |
-e
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Includes all element definitions in the product line, even if system code(s) are specified. |
-m
|
IBM Midrange. |
-r
|
Report Writer. |
-u
|
Lawson Environment. |
-p
|
Dump PGMCALL records. (The default is no PGMCALL records.) |
-n
|
Do not dump system key number records (the default is to dump them). |
-V
|
Display current dump version. |
At the Qshell command line, specify the information above.
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In a Lawson Interface Desktop (LID) session, use Form Transfer (F8).
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On Form Transfer, specify sysdump in the Form ID field. Click the OK button or press Enter.
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Specify or select the following data.
- Program Options
- Specify the letter of the system you want to export. Only the definitions owned by the specified system code(s) are dumped.
- Product Line
- The product line you want to export.
- Dump File Name
- The name of the file you want to dump to.
- System Code(s)
- System codes you want to export definitions for. Dumps all definitions owned by or
referenced by the specified system code(s). When used with the
-i
option, only the definitions owned by system code(s) are dumped.
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Press Enter.
Note: Date, time, username, type, utility name and key field activities of this utility are logged in the $LAWDIR/system/secadmin.log file.